After Qing Transmigration, I Became the Lucky Imperial Concubine

[Alternate Qing Dynasty + transmigration + golden finger + not a pure romance + not the sole favorite at first, doted on exclusively later] The story differs from history, so proceed with that in mind.

Shen Zhuqing closed her laptop and wrote in her review: “The household-intrigue plot is clichéd, and the golden finger feels forced.”

When she opened her eyes again, she had become a doomed concubine with the same name in this Qing Dynasty transmigration novel.

From the start, she was a nobody in the Fifth Prince’s household. His arranged legitimate wife held sway, while several concubines watched her with hostile eyes.

Luckily, she had a “lucky star” golden finger: she could see other people’s fortune and misfortune, turn danger into safety, and help them succeed.

At the Lantern Festival banquet, a seemingly offhand remark from her helped Yongqi avoid a trap at court.

During a hunt, one seemingly casual point from her earned the Fifth Prince high praise from the emperor.

Yongqi’s gaze grew more intent. “Zhuqing, you really are my lucky star.”

Shen Zhuqing lowered her head and smiled faintly, keeping her contribution to herself.

As for that “fertility” bracelet from the legitimate wife? She had “seen” the ominous black aura wrapped around it the very first time she paid her respects.