(An alternate dynasty + palace intrigue + exclusive devotion later on)
[A tea-loving beauty of the imperial harem x an emperor who dotes on his wife without limit]
Lu Zhaoning, a modern top-tier star and award-winning actress, unexpectedly traveled to an alternate dynasty that had never existed in history on the very night she won her award!
She became Consort Hua of the Shengyuan Dynasty, banished to the Cold Palace for jealousy...
What a coincidence: her name was the same, Lu Zhaoning.
The original owner had been infatuated with the Emperor, but her spoiled, jealous nature had long since cost her his favor.
Looking at her reflection, at a face of unparalleled beauty yet worn with exhaustion, Lu Zhaoning sneered. What a joke.
She hadn't won Best Actress through luck. She was serious about building a career!
From then on, the harem lost a discarded consort prone to hysterics and gained an actress who was “flirtatious and oh-so-sweet.”
With the Emperor: she was a delicate, boneless wisteria, prone to tears, with an innocent gaze and a soft, sweet voice. One “Your Majesty~” could melt him to the bone.
She could pout, act vulnerable, and play the poor thing. All eighteen arts of tea were at her fingertips, leaving the young Emperor utterly smitten and making her the sole object of his favor.
- With the harem: she was arsenic hidden beneath a sugary coating, a smiling, dark-hearted maniac. Whoever crossed her, she'd ruin their reputation; whoever stood in her way, she'd crush without hesitation.
With textbook-perfect acting and flawless beauty, she rose from a discarded consort in the Cold Palace to an Empress who alone enjoyed the Emperor's favor.
While the Emperor was still lost in the belief that “my beloved consort is pure and kind, too delicate to look after herself,” everyone else in the harem thought ***
“Her Ladyship is pure and kind? Your Majesty, are you blind?!”
A lunatic award-winning actress wages palace intrigue, and acting is her ultimate weapon!
I have read it all and give it a five-star support. It is okay. The chapters are relatively short. Many palace battles are written quite simply and have a beginning and an end.
Everything is traceable