The Princess Consort Is a Zombie Queen

Leave notice: Something came up at home on the 10th, so I'll be taking one day off. Zombie King Lu Wanting has transmigrated! Her husband has a whole bunch of concubines. The Zombie King thinks that's no big deal, since they're all potential underlings. When Yinzhen returns from an outing, he finds the concubines clustered around his wife and is stunned. Concubine A: Is Her Ladyship bored? This servant can play the zither for you. Concubine B: Is Her Ladyship feeling restless? This servant can dance for you. Concubine C: Is Her Ladyship hungry? This servant made you some soup. It's ready to drink now. "..." Yinzhen stares at the scene, dumbfounded. Is this his wife, or some playboy's? Are those really his concubines, and not hers? Reader's guide: Since scrutiny of historical nihilism is especially strict at the moment, I can't change the course of history or the original lives of historical figures. So this story has been changed to an alternate history, with a setting similar to the Kangxi era of the Qing dynasty. The names of historical figures have therefore been altered slightly. If you can't accept that, please click the "X" in the upper-right corner. Unsolicited advice is not welcome. *The following two Qing-transmigration stories are complete. Please consider following the author as well. The Little Taoist Nun's Qing Transmigration Diary Daily Life of a Side Consort (Qing Transmigration) *Upcoming stories: The Little Orphan Girl of the Sixties [Book Transmigration] Hello, Mr. Gu She Is a Strongwoman, My Lady (Qing Transmigration) With the strength to uproot mountains and the might to cover the world, there was Xiang Yu of old, and now in the Great Qing, there is Wan Ning. Life is hard for the Fourteenth Prince, Yinzhen, after his wedding. His wife is petite and delicate, but she turns out to be as strong as an ox. Even ten arm-wrestling matches wouldn't give him a chance against her. She can pick him up with one hand as if he were a little chicken. He can't win an argument with his wife, he can't beat her in a fight, and even his mother and brothers dote on her more than they do on him. How is he supposed to go on? Wan Ning: Did you tell Shu Shujueluo that I'm not as gentle and virtuous as she is? Yinzhen: Who said that? Did I ever say such a thing? I absolutely did not! Wan Ning: I heard you badmouthed Fourth Brother to Mother again? Yinzhen (shaking his head frantically): No, absolutely not! Wan Ning: Did you talk back to Fourth Brother again today? Yinzhen: How could I? The person I respect most, aside from Imperial Father, is Fourth Brother. I wouldn't talk back to him or anyone else. "..." To escape his wife's continued bullying, Yinzhen can only train hard and build up his strength, hoping that one day he'll rise again and sing the song of the liberated serf. Theme: No matter how hard life gets, you must keep living well