Palace maid Cui Yingshi spent five years in the palace living in constant fear. All she wanted was to stay alive until she turned twenty-five, then be released and live an ordinary life.
But when she was eighteen, her body kept getting taken over by all sorts of inexplicable people. They would carry out their so-called "conquests," cause trouble, then walk away without a care, leaving her to clean up the mess.
A favored consort: I heard you know medicine. I haven't been feeling well. Take a look at me.
Cui Yingshi: ...
A princess: Sister Cui, your martial arts are amazing. Can you perform that trick where you smash a boulder on your chest again?
Cui Yingshi: ??
A prince: You flirted with me just last night, and now you're pretending you don't know me?
Cui Yingshi: !!!
Cui Yingshi: QAQ I'm really just an ordinary palace maid!
In short, this is the story of a palace maid who gets possessed every so often by people doing quick transmigration missions, then has to keep cleaning up their messes~
[Next book: Mysterious Tales of Lingbi. Please add it to your to-read list! Here's the blurb:]
After Consort Rou, Xu Qingwan, was stripped of her title and banished to the Cold Palace, a palace maid from Consort Ning's quarters brought her a cup of poisoned wine.
Xu Qingwan met her death with a smile.
When she opened her eyes again, Xu Qingwan was shocked to find that she hadn't died. What's more, she had switched bodies with Consort Ning.
Xu Qingwan: What a pain.
Consort Ning, inexplicably stuck in the Cold Palace: "..." Shouldn't I be the one calling this a pain?
Theme: What you see isn't always the truth. You have to clear away the fog to find it.
The heroine is really sober
I finished reading it in one sitting, it was great! ! !
Oops, it's the end, and I wrote such a good young lady to death. It's sad...
The only problem is myself. As I get older, I like things that are simple and do not require much thinking.
This novel is very beautiful. It has a novel concept, compact plot, and good writing. It is really great! ! !
It's pretty cool. I like the time-travel setting.
. . . . . There are too many descriptions of non-main characters
Ah, is it related to the Seventh Prince?
It's good, but there are too many irrelevant characters, and there is almost very little interaction between the male and female protagonists.
Such a beautiful novel has such a low collection? ! ! ! !