Consort Ding's Longevity Knows No Bounds (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

(Cringe-worthy old work, no need to read.) Huilan was struck by lightning and killed while undergoing a tribulation, then transmigrated into a book as Wan Liuha, an utterly unfavored concubine in Kangxi’s harem. She was the very Consort Dowager Ding who outlived both Kangxi and Yongzheng, lived into the Qianlong era, and became the longest-lived consort to serve under four emperors! In the original story, a woman who had transmigrated became the most favored Consort Tongjia. This time, she not only stole Yinzhen from Consort De, she also lived all the way into the Yongzheng era and spent decades as empress, keeping the four consorts Hui, Yi, De, and Rong under her thumb as they fought fiercely day after day. But none of that had anything to do with the invisible Wan Liuha, so Huilan contentedly stayed a low-ranking concubine, enjoying her quiet life in a remote palace. To while away her long years, Huilan made every possible use of the bizarre System Heaven had bestowed upon her: Put in rags, get embroidery; put in ingredients, get delicious food; put in fruit pits, get fruit; put in copper coins, get silver; put in Kangxi, get... Anyway, things seemed to have changed a little. Theme: Rise again in adversity and move forward without hesitation.