After the Prince Read My Mind, This Laid-Back Girl Won at Life

[Sweet romance + comedy + no golden finger + heroine’s growth + devoted love later on + slice-of-life ancient setting] Don’t be fooled by the title. This isn’t a story where the heroine’s inner thoughts reveal the plot; only the male lead can hear her thoughts. There’s no golden finger. Before transmigrating, the heroine was an ordinary person, and she remains ordinary afterward. She doesn’t crush everyone in her path. She’s simply a silly beauty trying to survive in ancient times and earn a little money by writing popular fiction. It’s a story about how, under pressure from her circumstances, she has no choice but to work hard and grow. Lin Xiaotang is an ordinary college student who suddenly transmigrates into the body of an unloved concubine-born daughter in ancient times. Her legitimate elder sister can’t have children, so she sends Lin Xiaotang to serve Prince Jing. What Lin Xiaotang doesn’t know is that Prince Jing can hear her thoughts. Her secret is exposed the first time she shares his bed. Her elder sister has someone drug the wine, and Lin Xiaotang’s hands tremble as she holds the cup. [The wine’s been drugged. What will Prince Jing do when he finds out?] Prince Jing, who can hear her thoughts: Thanks for asking. I already know. To keep Prince Jing from suspecting her, Lin Xiaotang snatches the cup and downs it first. The next day, she clutches her aching lower back, unable to straighten up, and whimpers into the quilt. Another time, her elder sister sends Lin Xiaotang to the study with tonic soup for Prince Jing. Given her track record, Lin Xiaotang catches the suspicion in his eyes, gulps down the soup, and then… promptly faints. In Prince Jing’s eyes, Lin Xiaotang is a silly beauty with a few little schemes, not much sense, and a tendency to cower. She doesn’t seem very bold, yet she’s always grumbling about him in her thoughts. Prince Jing’s face turns livid as he listens. He thinks, I can’t keep this concubine. But in the end, he spoils her rotten.