It Was Like a Dream, Part One

At a secondhand market, I happened to buy a jade pendant that looked perfectly ordinary. But when I woke up, my soul had traveled back more than three hundred years to the Kangxi era, where I had become a little palace maid who caused herself endless trouble every day and provided everyone else with plenty of laughs. What kind of place was the imperial palace? Many years later, I gradually came to understand that it was a heartless place. There was none of the ordinary love between husband and wife, parent and child, or siblings. All there was, was an endless pursuit of power and one conspiracy after another. A fictional story set during the twenty most intense years of the Qing dynasty's imperial power struggle. Follow a somewhat silly girl as she travels between the past and present. Link to the second volume: http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=93607 Purchase link for the first volume: http://www.jjwxc.cn/book.php?id=1471 I've been reading the comments lately, and many people have asked why the ending feels so rushed. I have just one thing to say: there's a second volume. The first volume's foreshadowing and Wanran's married life will be explored in the second volume. The link is above. Theme: