[Transmigration + palace intrigue and household battles + hilarious inner thoughts + no golden finger + transmigrated woman VS reborn woman/transmigrated-into-a-book woman]
Su Linxi wakes up one morning to find she has transmigrated to the Great Qing and become the most beautiful woman in the land.
The lecherous Prince Pingyang takes her into his manor as a concubine!
The calculating princess consort is an expert at getting rid of pregnancies. She keeps the heir-obsessed Prince Pingyang in the dark, but he has never acknowledged her son as the manor’s heir.
The frail-looking Consort Xie, his white moonlight, is a brilliant actress who has the Prince of Pingyang wrapped around her little finger.
Su Linxi only wants to live a carefree life without competing for favor, but the prince becomes more and more infatuated with her, driving the women in the manor completely mad.
When his white moonlight falls ill and needs the heart’s blood of a virgin, the Prince of Pingyang orders Su Linxi to give up a bowl of her heart’s blood without batting an eye.
Only when Su Linxi leaves without a word does he realize he has fallen deeply in love with her without knowing it.
Su Linxi asks for a divorce, but in the eyes of the world, she is a shameless castoff.
The Emperor of Great Qing secretly comes to ask this castoff to enter the palace, driving the women in the harem mad as well.
When Pei Youqi’s first child arrives with a wail, everyone is stunned. “Wasn’t the emperor supposed to be infertile?” Then comes the second, the third...
Everyone is astonished again. The emperor’s good fortune in having heirs is nothing short of miraculous, and this consort is astonishingly fertile. She alone has borne imperial children in the harem.
So what if the empress has a doctorate in medicine? So what if Noble Consort Jia once saved the emperor’s life? Su Linxi smiles. Pei Youqi is willing to place every beautiful thing in the world before her to make her happy.
