She is an ordinary, unremarkable woman: sometimes optimistic, prone to overthinking, and softhearted, but no saint. A chance encounter brings her to the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. Will she experience a fierce clash between the cultures of two eras, or fit right in?
Reader's guide: Don't be fooled by the blurb. This isn't a melancholy tale, just a lighthearted little story with a bit of palace intrigue. This novel involves transmigration and may change history, so historical accuracy buffs, please don't scrutinize it too closely. Take it too seriously and you'll lose.
Didn't the hostess just come to bed? Why is the food still cold?
Doesn't the heroine need to follow the lead? Shouldn't we say hello at the main seat first and then follow along?
Isn't the imperial concubine also a Han? Even though she raised the flag, she was still essentially the same. Her palace maid actually dared to directly ridicule and look down upon her.
Damn, you finally updated
Come on, work hard to update (^_^)
When will it be updated?
Is this going to give up the article?
Is this going to give up the article?
Is this going to give up the article?
The heroine is a Han military flag. She couldn't be promoted to a high position during the Kangxi period.