(Mind reading + gossip + adored by everyone + household intrigue + palace intrigue + pocket dimension)
Shen Qingqing transmigrates into a novel as a cannon-fodder supporting character: the good-for-nothing eldest daughter of a general’s household.
She was supposed to die before the first episode ended, but with a System bound to her, she conquers every challenge, lies flat, and enjoys the gossip.
She’s already keeping a low profile, so why are there always villains trying to harm her?
She digs and digs through the gossip and always manages to unearth the hottest scoop, delighting all the bystanders.
Her half-sister tries to poison her, so from the start, she helps swap in a pig’s heart and spills a shocking secret along the way.
The Empress Dowager tries to frame her? No rush. Let’s dig up some dirt on the old hag first.
What? She washes her face with urine and likes smelling farts?
Her adoptive father has guarded the border for over a decade, risking his life several times to win battles. Yet he’s a man of few words, and when his colleagues steal his credit, he doesn’t even protest.
She’s here to get justice for her father. Come on, let her expose the juicy secrets of the mighty General Wuwei.
Last month, that general got a 68-year-old woman pregnant, and the day before yesterday, he made a woman over seventy a mother again.
Ever since Emperor Wu summoned her to the palace, she’s become one of the palace’s most honored guests, with the special authority to keep an eye on all the officials.
The consorts rely on her to win the emperor’s favor, and everyone turns to her to solve cases. The usually icy-faced Second Prince is very unhappy about this.
If all her time is taken up by irrelevant people, how is he supposed to win over his future princess consort?
Everyone learns that the Jinling Kingdom has gained a celestial beauty who can tell fortunes and make predictions. Whoever she points to gets rich, and whoever she blesses enjoys good fortune.
But she prefers to lie flat and enjoy the gossip. As she does, she discovers that the plot of the novel she transmigrated into has been completely rewritten.
All the cannon-fodder characters have risen to success, while the male and female leads, who were supposed to be killed off, die unfulfilled. Just who stole their protagonist’s halo?
