After failing to survive the tribulation in the world of immortal cultivation, An Lingrong transmigrates back to the time when she was a young lady being considered for the palace.
She plans to swindle a little money from An Bihuai and settle in the capital with her mother and Aunt Xiao. But that clueless, fat orange of an emperor refuses to let things go her way.
With no other choice, she has to return to that man-eating imperial harem.
Only this time, An Lingrong’s changes seem to have caused a butterfly effect, throwing the course of events off in a big way.
But after learning the hard way what it means to be broke, An Lingrong won’t let herself run short of money again.
Suzhou embroidery fetches a high price in the capital? She’ll open several branches right away.
Beauty formulas that preserve youth and nourish the skin are worth a fortune? That’s right up her alley. In her previous life, An Lingrong was a medical cultivator.
A lost incense recipe? Everyone in the capital knows that Noble Consort Shu and her family are masters of incense-making.
Now even the woman in Yikun Palace has to sigh: How is this wretch even richer than I am?
(P.S. With so many green hats on the Emperor’s head, he can handle one more!)
The author writes well; this is how An Lingrong should be after her rebirth. The plot is well-structured. Keep it up!