Shilan Transmigrates into Langhua and Slaughters Her Way Through Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace

On a palace avenue in the Forbidden City, a handsome man cautiously asked:

“May I ask whether you serve at Shoukang Palace or Cining Palace?” “No.”

“Then is your master from the Yu clan, the Bairin Mongols, or the Khorchin Mongols?” “No.”

“Then did your ancestors enter the pass with the Shunzhi Emperor?” “No. Why are you asking?”

“Then do you have any direct relatives who serve as county magistrates, deputy magistrates, or governors in charge of flood control?” “No.”

“Then, within your nine degrees of kinship, is there any woman who married far away into Khorchin or another Mongol tribe?” “No. What is going on?”

“Then, you insolent servant, lift your foot at once! You’re standing on My foot!”

Shilan transmigrates into Langhua. How can she come out on top in this generation of the imperial harem?

How can she preserve the glory of the Fuca clan?

Read on to find out.

(I kept the character Hua because the name means “radiance among women.” It also matches Shilan’s title in her previous life, and Hua has a better meaning than Hua with the other character, so that’s what I went with.)

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