(Transmigrate into a book + both leads are virgins + sweet romance + older woman-younger man + ex-husband’s desperate pursuit + simmering tension)
Also known as: A voracious young woman transmigrates into the body of a beautiful young dowager consort.
Liang Qing transmigrates into a book.
The original owner is the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Rites. She enters the palace as a consort at sixteen, but before she can ever be summoned to the emperor’s bed, the male lead, Xiao Chengguang, “accidentally” falls into the water.
At the time, Xiao Chengguang is only eight years old, an unfavored third prince.
Liang Qing saves him, but loses both her chastity and the emperor’s favor.
Ten years later, a stunning pipa performance wins the admiration of the crowd, and she becomes the aging emperor’s favorite consort.
Unfortunately, years of wine and women have already ruined the emperor’s health, and he also enjoys taking potent aphrodisiacs. In the end, he dies suddenly on top of her.
Terrified, she bangs her head and dies on the spot.
They call it a noble act of following the late emperor in death for love.
She really couldn’t have been more of a disposable extra.
But her younger sister, Liang Yan, is the heroine.
Thanks to her death and the life-saving favor she once did for Xiao Chengguang, Liang Yan catches the eye of the new emperor, Xiao Chengguang, becomes his favorite consort, and leads her family to soaring success.
Now Liang Qing has transmigrated into the book.
Xiao Chengguang remembers the original owner’s life-saving favor, makes her a dowager consort, and treats her with respect and filial devotion at every turn, vowing to make her the most honored woman in the imperial harem.
And so, she begins her lonely life as a beautiful widow in the palace.
As time goes by, this voracious young woman finds herself looking at the handsome young emperor and feeling her lust stir...
I'll give it four stars, one because the heroine keeps using her original identity to post comments.
Good reviews are just for reminders I have only read two books and they are so well written. The data should not be underestimated in the future.