A Junior Consort’s Daily Life of Snarking and Watching the Drama Unfold (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

New novel: The Qing Dynasty: The Emperor's Beloved Imperial Noble Consort. Blurb at the end. The modern-era story of Wan Liu and Kangxi, After Returning to the Modern Era, the Emperor Became a Simp, is complete. Blurb: Wan Liu thinks she's easygoing, but in reality she's a handful. She transmigrates into the Qing emperor Kangxi's harem as the inconspicuous Wan Liuha Niu Niu. She thought she'd been cast as a cannon-fodder character, only to discover she was the heroine of a wish-fulfillment novel. She lived to become the longest-lived consort in Qing history, dying at the age of 97. Her son, the Twelfth Prince Yin Tao, also lived a long, peaceful life, reaching the age of 78. Wan Liu: "It's fine. I'll just make do with this. No need to worry about who's who." Kangxi: "..." Also known as How to Become the Longest-Lived Consort in Qing History, Watching the Palace and Commenting on the Drama While Snacking to Win the Emperor's Favor, and A Story of Love Growing Over Time. Reader's guide: Lots of creative liberties. A lighthearted wish-fulfillment story. The female lead has no golden finger, System, or pocket dimension. She's sharp-tongued, a little goofy, and a walking commentary feed. Comments from people with zero subscriptions will be deleted. New novel: The Qing Dynasty: The Emperor's Beloved Imperial Noble Consort. Blurb: In her previous life, Guyu was a palace maid in a prince's household. After the prince died, she was buried alive with him. In this life, she is born into a family of bondservants and selected to work as the lowest-ranking maid in the household of the Fourth Prince. Afraid of being buried alive again, Guyu works diligently and clings to life like a weed. But because of her name, during the Grain Rain season, Yinzhen selects her to work as a cleaning maid in the front courtyard. Guyu expects to suffer another tragic death. Instead, she rises from the lowest-ranking maid to become an Imperial Noble Consort. Yinzhen: "Guyu. Rain nourishes every grain, and the frost finally ends." In truth, she was named Guyu in both lives simply because she was born on the day of Grain Rain. She herself never gave the name a second thought. Only Yinzhen cherished it. One thought from him, and he was devoted for a lifetime. #A life deprived of what it deserves will find compensation in another way# Reader's guide: Not historically accurate. The timeline is different, so treat this as an alternate Qing dynasty and please don't nitpick. They become exclusive later on. The female lead's son will ascend the throne. A sweet story with a little heartbreak, following them from youth to old age. The female lead is as resilient as a weed among thorns. She's timid and weak at first, but gradually grows stronger. The author's page has completed stories of all kinds, including similar ones. If you're interested, take a look. Thank you. Theme: Treasure life and stay away from trouble.