Everyone in the capital knows that Prince Ning, Xiao Jinghong, dotes on his concubine and neglects his wife.
The principal wife, Lady Wang, has fallen out of favor, and now that she is pregnant, she has become a thorn in the side of the concubine, Liu Beier.
After a bowl of mugwort potion is forced down her throat, the baby in Lady Wang’s womb should have been reduced to blood and gore.
But no one knows that the unborn child has already been replaced inside by Zhang Baobao, who transmigrated into this world.
She transmigrates into a womb only to face a life-or-death crisis? Zhang Baobao stays perfectly calm.
In the womb, she counts on her “little fingers”:
Her scumbag father dotes on his concubine and neglects his wife. He deserves to die.
Her scheming auntie has a vicious heart. She needs to be dealt with.
Her gentle mother can only shed tears. She needs protecting.
As for the vast estate of Prince Ning’s household… Well, her little brother isn’t even on the way yet. Why not let me manage it for “Mother” first?
And so, strange things begin happening in Prince Ning’s household.
Concubine Liu “accidentally” falls into the water today, and “carelessly” disfigures herself tomorrow. Somehow, her schemes always fall apart at the last moment.
The usually timid princess consort seems blessed with divine help. Each time, she manages to seize on even a hint of the prince’s guilt and hold on to her position as the principal wife.
More strangely still, the baby in the princess consort’s womb seems able to sense what’s happening outside. Whenever the prince comes by, the child kicks especially cheerfully, even making the cold-hearted prince pause to watch…
At last, Zhang Baobao reaches full term and is born. Her loud cry rings through the prince’s estate.
She opens her eyes, looks at her devastatingly handsome but cold-hearted scumbag father, grins, and blows a bubble.
“Your Highness, Princess Consort, it’s a healthy little princess!”
Before the midwife’s happy announcement has even ended, the baby in her swaddling clothes suddenly reaches out and grabs the old jade pendant at Prince Ning’s waist, the one that represents the princess consort.
The whole room falls silent.
This life, she starts from a negative position.
But it doesn’t matter. Everything that belongs to her mother, she’ll take back, one thing at a time.
This book is written in a sinking style and is very real. I look forward to the humanities in the back. Great support for the author. Love you love you!!