The Side Consort Goes on a Rampage (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

Li Lingfeng, a saleswoman at a beauty salon chain, died of stomach cancer before she could become a marketing director.

She hadn't lived long enough. She couldn't accept it!

So when she heard a voice in the darkness asking if she was willing to take over the life and memories of a failure who didn't want to live it all over again, she agreed without hesitation.

Only, she never expected that failure to be Li, Consort Qi of the Yongzheng Emperor.

As Yongzheng's first woman, the mother of his first son, and his first secondary consort, Li had three sons and a daughter. In the end, she was left with nothing: her family was exiled, her husband disliked her, all her children died, and she passed away miserably and alone in the deep palace.

Well... no wonder Li didn't want to do it all over again. Being reborn doesn't make you any smarter!

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From Li's memories, Li Lingfeng learned that for a woman in this world to be considered successful, she needed the support of her birth family, her husband's favor, and children to rely on.

Li had had all of those, and still managed to play a winning hand terribly.

Li Lingfeng had a slightly different idea of success. For starters, she could open a private beauty salon in Fourth Master's residence...

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After returning from an autumn hunt beyond the frontier with his father, Fourth Prince Yinzhen suddenly noticed that Concubine Li, who used to be jealous and cling to him, begging to bear him a son, had changed.

She had become more spoiled, more alluring, more theatrical, and more troublesome. The various princely consorts had inexplicably become her supporters, and the households of his brothers and uncles were in an uproar. Still... it wasn't necessarily a bad thing.

But there was one problem: she had stopped coming to him, and when he approached her, she even acted annoyed. Worse, she no longer talked about bearing him a son. That absolutely would not do!

Synopsis screenshotted on April 16, 2026

Theme: Women can live well anywhere by being independent and loving themselves.