[Qing Transmigration] A Guide to Remarrying for the Princess Consort

Hesheli, the principal wife of Longkodo, gave birth to a son, Yue Xing'a. Longkodo schemed to take his father-in-law's concubine, Li Si'er, as his own. Li Si'er was cruel and venomous, and left the principal wife so abused she was reduced to a living corpse. Yuan Ning transmigrated into Hesheli. At their first face-to-face encounter, she dragged herself out of bed despite her illness, grabbed Li Si'er's hair, and slammed her head hard against the table. Getting physical had its complications, but it felt great, too. Yuan Ning felt as if she'd opened the door to a whole new world. From then on, she'd punch wicked concubines, kick trashy men, slap them with divorce papers, and live it up for the rest of her life. Coming soon: click my author page to follow and save "[Qing Transmigration] The Eastern Palace's Female Official" Synopsis: Rong Xin transmigrated into the past and spent ten years plotting her way into becoming the trusted senior maid of the legitimate young lady. Then a marriage decree from the palace transformed the young lady into an empress, the empress of the young Kangxi Emperor. Rong Xin, who had just been about to breathe a sigh of relief: ... She quickly made a new career plan, vowing to become the one and only court lady of rank at the empress's side! From then on, she moved through the palace in style, currying favor everywhere, yet took it all in stride. Unexpectedly, the empress died young just nine years later. Rong Xin turned her attention to the newly born second imperial prince, Yinreng... Many years later, even the princes would address her respectfully: "Granny Rong." Rong Xin: How many times have I told you? It's Aunt Rong, not Granny Rong! (*￣︿￣) Theme: When women empower themselves, their brilliance will shine through.