After transmigrating into the role of a doomed bedchamber maid, I used readers' comments to raise a future evil eunuch into a blushing lucky cat, and turned the imperial capital into a kingdom of hotpot skewer shops!
Qian Chuanchuan is best at two things: pinching pennies and counting money.
After dying from working overtime all night, she transmigrates into an old-fashioned melodramatic novel, The Eunuch's Beloved, as a sacrificial bedchamber maid who is served poisoned wine in the very first chapter.
She thinks she's doomed from the start, but then
[Comments: Don't drink it! Sell the wine to the little eunuch next door who cleans the chamber pots. He'll pay you ten times what it's worth!]
Qian Chuanchuan: ??? You can do that?
And so the imperial capital's most outrageous livestream goes live:
• Readers order dishes, she cuts corners, and the hotpot skewers in the Cold Palace become an overnight sensation.
• The comments pressure her to get married. She casually points at Pei Fanghe, the future great villain, and he turns tomato-red on the spot.
• The emperor sends rocket gifts, the empress ships couples online, and officials line up just for a taste of “grilled chives flavored with chives.”
As the original story's city-burning finale approaches, the comments flood the screen:
[Seven days to go! Villain corruption level: 99%!]
Qian Chuanchuan slams down her ledger.
“Corruption, schmorruption! Why don't we set up a stall together instead?”
That night, lanterns shone across every household in the imperial capital, and everyone was enjoying skewers.
They say the great evil eunuch cried so hard that he put out the fire.
I read a little bit, the first part, and then I no longer had any desire to read any more. Maybe I didn't even finish two pages. The logic is very confusing. You were in ancient times, and the relationship between master and servant was actually quite serious. You just showed up and everyone didn't know you, so he trusted you. And at that time, they could only eat a small amount of steamed buns, and the protagonist also had to eat in front of others. Concubine's face, and then go and say that the maid has something. Even though the master has a good temper, it still feels strange. The place that sells poisonous wine says that he is not a villain, but an ordinary person. Suddenly a man comes out and says that he is poisonous, and then tries it with a silver needle. Shouldn't you doubt why he gave this to you? And he just took it and took it away. Ah? Purely personal thoughts.