The Noble Consort's Daily Mishaps [Qing Transmigration]

When a little flower spirit transmigrates into the doomed concubine Nian, who is destined to die young during the Yongzheng Emperor's reign, Nian Jiao: QAQ She decides to cling to her future boss's coattails, protect her family, save her second brother from his own foolishness, and save herself while she's at it. The Fourth Prince appreciates refinement, so Nian Jiao declares herself a talented woman and secretly hires ghostwriters to compose poetry for her. The Fourth Prince is frugal, so Nian Jiao firmly follows his lead while secretly stashing away money and jewelry. She stops wearing luxurious gold and silver, avoids extravagant clothes, and switches to a light diet. From then on, pig's trotters are out of her life. She can give up everything, keeping only one little hobby: writing in her diary. Nian Jiao: I'll give it everything I've got! . Everyone knows that Nian, the secondary consort of Prince Yong's residence, is a peerless beauty, a delicate flower the Fourth Prince holds in the palm of his hand. The flower lives for her keeper, who cherishes her devotedly, afraid she might suffer even the slightest wind or rain. At last, one day, her keeper accidentally opens the flower's diary. It says: [Living to a ripe old age is what matters. Men are just seasoning.] The Fourth Prince's face darkens at once. He looks further down: [Poems are so hard to memorize.] [I want pig's trotters.] [I want the boss to sleep on the floor.] [The prince's residence can't afford colorful vases. They're all plain blue, green, or white.] [The boss is probably broke, and kind of stingy too. QAQ] The somewhat stingy Fourth Prince lets out a cold laugh. Nian Jiao is caught completely off guard. Read this warning before you start 1. The heroine is a [silly beauty] type, and the hero dotes on her exclusively after they meet. If that's not your thing, don't read. 2. This is an alternate-history Qing transmigration story. Don't expect rigorous historical research; just enjoy the story. Theme: Love means understanding, honesty, and being true to yourself.