Book Transmigration: I Was Supposed to Take It Easy, So How Did I Become Empress?

[Historical Romance + Transmigrate Into a Book] Yao Chenxi transmigrated into a book and became a concubine in the household of an easygoing prince. Before transmigrating, she’d been an overworked divorce lawyer, a perennial underdog serving corporate clients and on call for them twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. After transmigrating, she became a civil servant without having to take an exam, and even got her name entered in the imperial family register. She could simply lie flat and do nothing. In the original story, the Carefree Prince pretended to be an idle lord, then eventually ascended the throne. The princess handled all the household affairs, and her own status as a secondary consort was pretty good. She had no reason to compete or strive. Why get caught up in a struggle? Better to take it easy. At worst, she’d spend the rest of her life in luxury in the emperor’s harem. Seeing that the secondary consort had made no attempt to compete since entering his household, the prince sent shadow guards to secretly keep an eye on Yao Chenxi. (Was she really uninterested in competing, or was she preparing to secretly pursue her own plans?) It turned out she really was doing nothing! … “My beloved consort, I need an empress now. Would you be willing to give me a peaceful harem?” Yao Chenxi was stunned. Once she came to her senses, she thought: Huh? How did I end up becoming empress just by taking it easy?