[Transmigrate into a Book, Femdom] Has the Queen Consort Poisoned Me Today?

[Transmigration into a Matriarchal Novel + Two Powerful Leads, Both Virgins + Sweet Romance and Wild Imagination + Light Court Intrigue + 1v1 + Gentle Emperor x Scheming Empress Consort + Marriage Before Love]

One-line summary: She thinks she's a little white rabbit, but she's actually a big bad wolf. (An emperor who's sweet on the outside and ruthless underneath.)

Tang Yunxiu transmigrated into a matriarchal novel and became a cannon-fodder empress.

In the original story, she "died of illness" just one year after ascending the throne. Her empress consort, Jiang Si, then installed a young girl from the imperial clan as ruler and, as empress dowager, controlled the court for more than twenty years. He was sinister and ruthless, with countless female favorites in his harem.

Every line of the novel hinted that it was this very empress consort who had poisoned her to death.

Now it was the first year of their marriage.

Tang Yunxiu looked at the gentle, considerate face beside her pillow and felt a chill run down her back.

The person before her was the very one who would take her life in the future.

The tea offered to her lips, the tonic brewed by his own hand every day, even his gentle, caring smile, all seemed like omens of her impending death.

She was terrified.

So whenever he brought her medicine, her hand would shake and spill half the bowl. When he came near, she pretended to sleep until her breathing evened out. Whenever he softly called, "Your Majesty," she wished she could drop dead on the spot.

Until one day, Jiang Si set the bowl of soup on the table without hurry and asked with a knowing smile, "Your Majesty, why have you been avoiding me lately?"

Tang Yunxiu forced a stiff smile. "I just... have too much heat in my body lately."

He leaned in close, his warm breath brushing her ear. "Then tell me, Your Majesty, are you afraid of this bowl of medicine, or are you afraid of me?"

Tang Yunxiu: "..."

I'm afraid you'll poison me to death one day. Can I say that?

But as she tested him at every turn, she gradually realized that Jiang Si wasn't quite like the person described in the book.

He hadn't poisoned her or seized power. Instead, he had quietly shielded her from attacks both open and covert.