Qing Transmigration: After My Inner Voice Spoiled the Plot, Ninth Lord Fled with Me

Ye Wantang transmigrates as the Ninth Prince’s principal consort. She opens a history book and realizes she’s doomed: she married the prince with the worst fate of all!

House arrest, a new name, and torment to the death. She plans to lie flat, watch the drama, and somehow survive, but the Ninth Prince keeps showing up at her residence every day.

Turns out, he can hear her thoughts.

The crown prince is deposed, the Eighth Prince falls, the Fourth Prince takes the throne… Every bit of history she mutters to herself is silently committed to memory by the Ninth Prince, and it all comes true, one by one.

The Ninth Prince finally gets it: better to run in advance than wait for the Fourth Prince to kill him!

So the Qing Dynasty’s greatest money-maker cuts ties with the Eighth Prince’s faction overnight, using the historical intel his consort gives him to hoard silver, build ships, and buy cannons like mad.

Everyone says the Ninth Prince has gone crazy.

Until the Fourth Prince ascends the throne, with the executioner’s blade hanging over them…

The Ninth Prince smiles calmly at his fourth brother: “You can keep the throne. I’ll take the lands overseas. Your little brother is taking his consort on a honeymoon!”

Ye Wantang: …I was just thinking out loud. You actually took me seriously???