(The story unfolds at a steady pace, so please be patient, dear readers. It follows Consort Hua and a modern female college student working together to live freely in the imperial harem. With rebirth and transmigration, they help Consort Hua and the main cast survive to the end.)
Consort Hua sees the pitiful children on the Bridge of Helplessness and is reborn. She does everything in her power to help the palace consorts conceive and give birth safely.
She saves the Nian family and the children, helps Zhen Huan and Mei Zhuang, befriends Consort Duan, and forges good ties throughout the harem. The consorts and princesses all dote on her and lend her their support.
Mei Zhuang is pregnant, and Jing He’s soul is joined by that of a modern college student: clever and resourceful, she brings all kinds of modern stories, skills, and crafts to help Consort Hua and the others through the long days and nights of the harem.
In this life, the Emperor can no longer deceive Nian Shilan, and he no longer has Zhen Huan’s love.
In this life, Nian Shilan refuses to spend every day trying to win the Emperor’s favor. She will simply be herself.
In this life, she refuses to be a princess of the past, living in constant fear. Beneath the four square walls of the Forbidden City, she will simply be the adorable, lively Princess Jing He.
The plot is good, but there are a lot of typos...
After reading it, I felt a sense of emptiness inside. It was really well written.