After a car accident, Xiang Yiyi finds herself transmigrated into the role of An Lingrong’s personal maid. Remembering the familiar plot and the warning, “Even those closest to you will be beaten to death,” from Big Fat Orange, she knows how her story is supposed to end.
To survive in this man-eating imperial palace, she has to do everything she can to help An Lingrong win the emperor’s favor! But it turns out she isn’t the only one who has transmigrated into the palace. With the scheming An Lingrong and the modern-minded Noble Lady Borjigit around, who else has come from another world, just like her? Just as she finally finds love, Big Fat Orange forces her to become a consort! Should she choose love, or defy the imperial decree? Faced with Zhen Huan and Guo Zili’s affection for each other, and the deep bond between Shen Meizhuang and Imperial Physician Wen Shichu, what will she choose? Will she help both couples find happiness and save Shen Meizhuang’s life? Or help Zhen Huan return to the palace, raise Hongli, and let history run its course?
There are both flaws and highlights, the subject matter is very novel, and the palace fighting technique is also interesting. But the protagonist's character and behavior are too toxic. All I can say is that if the protagonist's master was not Sister Bird, and they had a friendship that they grew up with, the protagonist's actions after entering the palace would not be tolerated by any concubine. What I personally can't stand the most is that the protagonist goes all over his master An Lingrong and behaves like a bunch of idiots. Sometimes he sympathizes with this, sometimes he sympathizes with that, but he hides it from his master and commits suicide every day. The protagonist still feels good about himself, which is outrageous 🤦 Why did the long comment get swallowed? Take some money
Fine. The writing is delicate and the description is in place. I hope the author will update it soon. Come on!