I Transmigrated into Empresses in the Palace as a Palace Maid

Qian Min struggles for years during the Kangxi era. Only when the new emperor ascends the throne does she realize this is Empresses in the Palace.

As a palace maid under Mongol influence, her fortune and misfortune are bound to the mascot, Noble Lady Borjigit.

But this wild card of hers stirs the fighting spirit of the mascot, Noble Lady Borjigit Xilidege. An Lingrong and Xia Changzai are devoted sisters; Noble Lady Fucha doesn't go mad and gives birth to twin princesses; Consort Hua survives and plots to strike at the emperor; the empress dies young and renders the emperor incapable of fathering children...

There is a CP, and it's a eunuch. Romance plays only a small part.

The author has never worked in the Forbidden City, so the story mainly follows Xilidege's winding rise to success alongside the main plot of Empresses in the Palace, as well as Qian Min's rise in fortune thanks to her patron.

Warnings: 1. The story is unfriendly to Zhen Huan, Consort Duan, Chun'er, and Guo Junwang. The broad outline of Zhen Huan's story remains unchanged. 2. The heroine was an ordinary person in the modern world, and in the palace she's just a maid. Her ability to change things is limited, and some of her thinking has even been shaped by the feudal system. Her main influence is on her employer, Noble Lady Borjigit, whom she helps change. To others, she's simply a somewhat quick-witted, bold, loyal maid who protects her mistress! 3. The original story's highlights won't all be given to Qian Min and Xilidege. Their status limits them to catching a little reflected glory as they quietly build their strength.