They Can Hear Her Thoughts, and the Princess Shocks Everyone

[Historical romance, transmigrate into a book, mind reading, gossip, feel-good power fantasy]

A modern woman transmigrates into the body of Liu Nianwan, a useless princess whose father never cared for her and whose mother died young. She’s also hopelessly lovesick: after marrying beneath her into a family of men who clawed their way up through women, she suffers endless abuse and is killed without ever seeing her mother again.

After unexpectedly gaining the ability to hear people’s thoughts, she switches straight into revenge mode and divorces her husband.

When the Grand Tutor wants to help his student, Liu Nianwan thinks, “He goes on and on about moral principles every day. No wonder his daughter suffers, and in the end, he even gets his whole family killed.”

The Grand Tutor suddenly rushes home, saying he forgot to bring in the laundry.

When her own father wants to kill a minister who offended her,

Liu Nianwan laments inwardly, “What a fool! This minister knows how to mine. What’s the point of killing him? It’s like turning down free money!”

Her scumbag father looks at the empty treasury, his hand trembling as he prepares to issue the decree.

A scheming woman tries to frame Liu Nianwan, but everyone from the emperor to a six-year-old replies, “Do I look like I believe you?”

From then on, Liu Nianwan becomes the darling of the whole family. She handles the gossip, while her husband goes on a merciless killing spree.