A Palace Consort's Survival Handbook (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

This novel will go VIP on Friday, October 15. There'll be three chapters that day, so I hope you'll show it lots of support! Jin Yunwei wakes up as a frail, sickly little concubine in Kangxi's harem, suffering from a chill. So, for the sake of living a healthy and happy life, Jin Yunwei gathers her strength: 1. Go to bed early and get up early. Exercise! 2. Take palace intrigue seriously. Maintain her delicate-girl persona and cling to the boss. If possible, recruit the imperial physician! 3. Enjoy good food to the fullest, such as dumplings, stir-fried eggplant, potatoes and green peppers, squirrel-shaped mandarin fish, and poached chicken! 4. If anyone picks a fight, hit back hard! As Jin Yunwei works on her handbook for staying alive, she gradually realizes: Why am I getting promoted so quickly? Kangxi smiles faintly. "Yunwei is so delicate. I find it delightful." Jin Yunwei quietly turns her Handbook for Concubines' Survival into a Handbook for Rising to Favorite Concubine. [Coming soon] Life as the Neighbor of the Male Lead in an Imperial Exam Novel Synopsis: Liu Qingrong has transmigrated into ancient times for ten years before realizing that the neighbor's little boy, Zhao Yi'an, is the male lead of an imperial examination novel. In the original story, Zhao Yi'an studies diligently as a child. Though his family is desperately poor, he fearlessly overcomes the jealousy of his neighbors, the oppression of the villagers, persecution by his classmates, and countless other hardships. Once he enters officialdom, he rises to great success and lives in luxury. Meanwhile, her entire family dies while fleeing a famine. Question: What do you do when your family and your neighbors have been bitter enemies for decades, and you discover that the neighbors are the protagonists? Is there still time to cling to them? Answer: No. You're doomed. Just wait to die. Liu Qingrong refuses to give up. She resolutely leads her parents in splitting from the wicked eldest branch of the family, then builds a small restaurant with her own two hands. Four-Joy Meatballs, spicy napa cabbage, fish with pickled cabbage, braised chicken... The little restaurant has something for everyone. But as the business goes on, why does Zhao Yi'an keep showing up beside Liu Qingrong? Liu Qingrong: I haven't done anything to you. What are you doing? Zhao Yi'an: I'm not here to break up this family. I'm here to join it. Premise: Take it easy and live to a ripe old age.