Dreams of Splendor in the Ming Dynasty

An accident turned Chen Yin into Yu Dongqing, inexplicably sending her into a different time and place. She had been an ordinary nobody, and only wanted to stay safe amid turbulent changes. Faced with a treacherous struggle for power and feelings that may or may not be real, what should she do? Who is her true love: the domineering, sharp-tongued Tenth Princess, or the cool-faced but warm-hearted Seventh Princess? Yet after losing her heart and soul, she suddenly realized that it all seemed like a dream of fleeting splendor... I recall that Meng Yuanlao wrote in his Record of Splendors in the Eastern Capital: "The ancients spoke of wandering in a dream to the land of Huaxu, where joy knew no bounds. As I look back on those times today, I cannot help but feel wistful. Was it not a dream of Huaxu from which I awoke?" These words struck a chord in my heart, so I borrowed the name and titled this work Record of Dreams of Splendor in the Late Ming. P.S. Here is another old-fashioned, cliched, lightweight transmigration story from beginning to end. Come join the great tide of transmigration! No guarantees on quality or quantity, and updates are irregular.