Meow Consort Flips the Table: This Stupid Transmigration Is a Scam!

Tang Baozhu, the eldest daughter of one of the four ancient martial arts clans in the twenty-first century, finds herself transmigrating between the past and present after putting on a Buddhist prayer bracelet meant to ward off misfortune.

The bracelet breaks and scatters its beads, leaving her stranded in ancient times.

Somehow, she ends up on a battlefield. After a demon shoots her through the heart, she turns into a cat and somehow sneaks straight into the God of War Prince’s bathing room!

After that, she nearly gets rubbed bald by the prince during the day, and has to watch out for poisoned apples delivered by his eighteen concubines at night.

Her life as a cat becomes so unbearable that she has no choice but to go on a killing spree in the prince’s residence.

A love rival poisons her?

She stuffs the leftover herbs into the woman’s rouge box.

His first love frames her?

She drops the evidence onto the prince’s desk. “Meow! The evidence is right here. Get her, you human litter-scooper!”

In truth, the prince may seem addicted to cats, but he knows she can take human form. Night after night, he holds up her bracelet and demands, “Be my cat or my princess consort. Choose one.”

Tang Baozhu angrily yanks at the misfortune-warding bracelet. “I choose to shake things up and bring down your den of frauds!”

When strange incantations appear on the bracelet, she finally realizes that her transmigration is part of a thousand-year-old con.

The moment she angrily tears at the bracelet, the prince grabs her by the waist and sneers, “My beloved consort, you tore up our token of love... You’ll have to make it up to me yourself.”