I've read so many excellent transmigration stories, and I admire the writing of all you wonderful authors. Unfortunately, I don't have the talent or the time, so I casually wrote this piece. It borrows the framework of Mr. Er Yuehe's famous work and the likenesses of several classic characters from JJ. In the end, I did it to save myself some effort, hehe. First, my thanks to the esteemed author and all you wonderful writers.
The heroine, Rumei, borrows the outline of Geng-shi from Prince Yong's household, but she is by no means the same person. Her son is named Hongzhou and shares some of Hongzhou's characteristics. The heroine is not a transmigrator. Among the many remarkable people of the Kang Dynasty, she is utterly ordinary. She was never the sole object of anyone's favor, and only watched from the sidelines as the fierce struggle for the throne unfolded. Along the way, she was fortunate enough to meet several newcomers who had transmigrated, and heard many of their lofty discussions. She learned a great deal, yet remained content with her lot. From beginning to end, she was simply a concubine of Prince Yong.
Encouraged, come on! I think it should be worth watching!