Reborn as Yongzheng's Side Consort

In her previous life, she was a personal maid to Niohuru. Her life was shrouded in darkness because of Niohuru, and it ended in a tragic death. In this life, she returns in the same role. After drifting through the centuries, she has long since become a different person. Now, with a completely new identity, she enters Yinzhen's household. How will her life change? How will Niohuru repay the debt she owes her? A Qing dynasty rebirth story about a woman's path to becoming Yongzheng's empress. A few things to know before reading! 1. It would be no exaggeration to call the heroine an encyclopedia. During all those years as a ghost, she saw so much and remembered so much that even she is amazed when she searches through her memories and sees how much she has retained. 2. The heroine is a peerlessly beautiful woman: clever and capable, skilled in medicine and medicinal cooking, and more perceptive than ordinary people. She can easily notice things others miss, such as an odd smell in the food or harmful medicine hidden in a purse. If someone is ill, she can tell from their complexion. As for whether she will eventually fall for Yinzhen, that depends on what the girls think. 3. If you are reading solely for the magical space, this may disappoint you. The space won't be my main focus; it's just an extra, one of my personal indulgences. So don't get your hopes up too high, or you may be disappointed later. 4. One more thing: if this isn't your cup of tea, please don't read it. If you don't like it, just close the page. Malicious attacks are not allowed. I originally wrote "no brickbats," but some people didn't understand, so I changed it to something clearer. Please respect other people's tastes. I now update at five o'clock sharp every day without fail, and may occasionally post two or more chapters. Here's my author page. If you like my stories, please add them to your favorites Completed works Completed works Currently updating I've read most of your comments, whether long or short. No matter what, thank you all for following the story. But I'm really a timid person, and it takes courage for me to read comments. I can never seem to find the right words when replying, so please forgive my limited talent. Sometimes I just hide like a turtle in its shell. Since I haven't replied, let me thank you here for keeping me company along the way, whether you were happy or sad, whether you scolded, laughed, liked, or disliked the story. All of it made this journey more vivid. Theme: