She transmigrated into the imperial harem as Jiang Liangyuan, a once-favored consort who had fallen out of favor.
With no experience in household or harem intrigue, and as an unfavored fifth-rank Liangyuan, how will she survive in this harem where beauties vie for attention and schemes abound?
P.S. I was notified that this novel will be available to buy starting Tuesday, December 11, 2012. There will be three updates on launch day (*^__^*)
P.S. This is a fictional setting and includes a pocket dimension. If that's not your thing, please don't read.
P.S. Taking today off. I'll make it up tomorrow. December 23
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Why not update the article? I like what the author writes well!
It ended a little too quickly. . . .
No CP, very good.
I feel that the emperor's attitude towards others later was too abrupt. This ending is not good. Dislike.
Is this the end? ? ? It's easy to rush and let go suddenly. . .
After reading the previous chapter, I thought it was going to end with the emperor and empress being a couple for the rest of their lives, but it turned out to be like this, and I felt it was a bit hasty.
This ending... Is too sudden. What kind of emperor is going to die?
Agreed, it's the son's fault for not teaching his father, how can he put all the blame on the woman? Besides, why do women make such mistakes? In the final analysis, they are not men.
The emperor was devoted, and other women died tragically...
Is it really just the concubines who don't have a good education? If the son does not teach, it is the father's fault.
Why not update the article? I like what the author writes well!
It ended a little too quickly. . . .
No CP, very good.
I feel that the emperor's attitude towards others later was too abrupt. This ending is not good. Dislike.
Is this the end? ? ? It's easy to rush and let go suddenly. . .
After reading the previous chapter, I thought it was going to end with the emperor and empress being a couple for the rest of their lives, but it turned out to be like this, and I felt it was a bit hasty.
This ending... Is too sudden. What kind of emperor is going to die?
Agreed, it's the son's fault for not teaching his father, how can he put all the blame on the woman? Besides, why do women make such mistakes? In the final analysis, they are not men.
The emperor was devoted, and other women died tragically...
Is it really just the concubines who don't have a good education? If the son does not teach, it is the father's fault.