The Frail Noble Consort: Sixth Young Lady

Also known as My Son Is Called Heshen, A Log of Raising a Future Corrupt Official, and Why Do My Sisters-in-Law Keep Avoiding Me?

Seriously? All I did was casually complain about how brainless and self-destructive the heroine’s half-sister, the sixth young lady of the Nian family, Nian Shuiyao, was while reading the web novel The Frail Imperial Consort [Qing Dynasty Transmigration + Dream of the Red Chamber]. And now I’ve transmigrated because of that?

Heaven knows how close my heart came to leaping out of my chest when I found out I was in the Qing dynasty. I like reading stories about people transmigrating to the Qing dynasty, but I don’t want to experience it myself!

But the original owner was full of resentment too. She left me with just one sentence: “Since you think I’m brainless, you take over and see how you manage to live my life!”

Then she logged off!

The original novel’s heroine is her elder half-sister, who became the empress after serving as a noble consort for just one month.

Her sister is cleverer than Bi Gan, more beautiful than Xi Shi, and the most beautiful woman in all of the Great Qing! Plus, she has powerful connections!

Nian Shuiyao doesn’t even rank as the third female lead in this book. What good can she do with nothing but a few qualities similar to the heroine’s?

And of course, I transmigrated after she had already arrived in the capital for the selection, and after she’d stupidly insisted on moving into Prince Yunsi’s mansion. Good heavens, how am I supposed to get through this?

Just as I was looking for somewhere to lay low, I discovered that my son is called Heshen... Wait, can someone tell me if this Heshen is that Heshen?

P.S. 1. The sixth young lady’s only talent is knowing which way the wind blows and clinging to the original heroine!

2. The sixth young lady has the passive skill “Lucky Carp Fortune.”

This blurb is incomplete. Please see the author’s note after the first chapter for details. I hope you’ll be kind enough to follow the author’s page, Zhu Yu.

Theme: Cherish life