Zhu Yu: Mad Prince, You’re the Canary Here!

After transmigrating into the body of a doomed supporting heroine imprisoned by a mad Regent, she has just three days before the Princess Consort poisons her to death.

Yu Qianqian says: No problem.

Because she has the complete plot of the original novel memorized.

The Princess Consort will poison her with incense on the third day? She swaps it out ahead of time and frames her in return.

The Regent’s military funds are being withheld? An anonymous essay on statecraft solves a problem his entire advisory team couldn’t handle.

The Crown Prince’s faction is plotting a business war? From inside her prison, she directs everything remotely, and a mysterious merchant association suddenly emerges in the capital.

Other people transmigrate and start out farming, fighting household rivals, or marrying into powerful families.

She starts out in prison.

But before long, she becomes the power behind the entire court.

The Regent’s daily routine: search the whole city for “Mr. Mo” by day, then return to her cell at night to tuck her in.

The Regent’s daily breakdown:

“Who on earth is Mr. Mo?!” (furious)

“She embroidered another six-petaled peony today.” (tender)

The day all her secret identities are exposed at once

Qi Min stares at the gentle, obedient woman before him, his voice trembling. “You… you’re Mr. Mo? You’re the Ghost-Hand Healer? You’re the owner of the Thousand Gold Pavilion?”

Yu Qianqian smiles.

“Your Highness, I’m not the canary in a cage. You are.”