Gu Chenyun fell off a cliff while on vacation.
The good news: she didn’t die.
The bad news: she transmigrated into a book.
She ended up in a palace-intrigue novel she barely remembered, having only read a few pages.
She became a disposable pawn, a maidservant granted to the Crown Prince as a concubine by the Empress Dowager, who inexplicably died the night before entering the Eastern Palace.
The author couldn’t even be bothered to spend words on her ending, summing it up with a single line: “The maid who died the night before entering the Eastern Palace.”
Gu Chenyun had a strong will to survive.
In both her past and present lives, she held only one belief: stay alive!
Anyone who stood in her way would die!
The palace was dangerous, and surviving was no easy feat.
She’d planned to lie low until she could leave the palace and make a life for herself. But half a year after transmigrating, she really was granted to the Crown Prince.
The night before entering the Eastern Palace, she was pushed into an abandoned well in the Cold Palace. After saving herself and successfully getting revenge, Gu Chenyun finally understood: in an age when human life was as worthless as an ant’s, the matter was settled. All she could do was try her best to cling to the Crown Prince’s distinguished thigh.
P.S.
[Clear-headed, ruthless black-lotus heroine + sinister, ruthless Crown Prince. There won’t be much palace intrigue. At first, the heroine focuses on flirting with the Crown Prince, with a little palace intrigue in the middle and later parts. The male lead is the Crown Prince. His children are crucial bargaining chips for securing his position as heir and later as emperor, so he can’t be devoted to only one woman. Don’t read if that bothers you...]
It's okay. I read it in one sitting. It seems like it's a long story.
Yes, the character creation is very rich.
It's very interesting. The plot is gripping. I never read serials, so I can't help but wait to watch them every day. Updates are too slow.