[Crossover] The Consort's Guide to Turning the Tables

Shen Furen, the favored concubine of Emperor Wen of Han, Liu Heng, was beautiful, could sing and dance, and was skilled at playing the se. So why is the cause of her death a mystery? Empress Wu, wife of Emperor Xianzong of Ming, came from a distinguished family, yet was the shortest-reigning empress of the Ming dynasty. Liang Fei, of the Wei clan, consort to the Kangxi Emperor, was the most beautiful woman in the palace and enjoyed extraordinary favor, yet Kangxi called her a "lowly woman from the Laundry Service"! Warnings 1. The heroine is weak in the early chapters and gradually grows stronger later on. If you only want to read about a powerful heroine crushing scoundrels from the start, please move along. 2. This is not a traditional palace-intrigue story. Historical details may be altered to serve the plot, and the heroine gains an overpowered golden finger later on. Readers who care about historical accuracy should proceed with caution! 3. The details of the setting are explained in Chapter 37. This story includes mythological elements, so please don't read it if that's not your thing! Notice: This story will enter VIP status tomorrow (Thursday), with three chapters released. Please support the official version. Readers of pirated copies, please leave! The author's other works "Longing Day and Night," a sweet and fluffy food story disguised as a fresh and wholesome romance. Completed draft! "[The Butterfly Lovers] Cloud-Swept Hair and Flowerlike Beauty," the heroine is the Zhu family's tenth daughter. Completed draft! "[Qing Transmigration] The Consort Shu's Daily Life," the heroine is Consort Shu. Completed draft! "[Crossover] The Great Film and TV Collection," a little gift for readers. Ongoing! "[Crossover: Attack of the Cannon Fodder]," the cannon fodder's endless transmigrations. Complete! My author page: Glimmer Pavilion -> My Weibo below↓↓ Theme: Our lives are in our own hands