A Qing-Dynasty Tale: The Eighth Prince's Consort

What makes a jealous wife? The records are quite clear: before their wedding, there were already two beautiful concubines. Then sons and daughters born of concubines arrived one after another, and in the end, the beautiful women from Jiangnan kept taking turns in his secret mansion. Yet none of these obvious facts could keep Guoluo Luo, the Eight Prince's primary consort in the Kangxi reign, from being branded a jealous shrew. What does noble birth amount to? She was no more than a lonely orphan, a daughter born to a concubine in the Prince An Mansion, with a father who didn't care for her and an uncle who didn't love her. Compared to being the emperor's son, the title of gege was just an honorific that gave her an undeservedly grand reputation. As for the Eight Prince making use of her status, it was simply a mutually understood cover between the two of them. A modern, fashionable, open-minded seventy-year-old granny transmigrates into Guoluo Luo, just as her marriage is being arranged. Watch how this model street-cleaning volunteer uses her golden finger to avoid one trap after another, ultimately finding peace and contentment through a policy of noninterference. This book will enter VIP status on Monday, July 25. Three chapters will be updated that day. This is an original work on Jinjiang. Please do not reproduce it.