The Easygoing Imperial Noble Consort Wins Without Trying (A Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

Overworked office drone Tong Qingrong died suddenly after working 996 and transmigrated into the historically famous Empress Xiaoyi Ren, of the Tonggiya clan. It was the twenty-second year of Kangxi's reign, and Tonggiya had just been promoted to Imperial Noble Consort. The empress's throne seemed to be just within reach. But Tong Qingrong knew that no matter how hard she fought, she would only end up being empress for a single day. Worse, the original owner's death was less than eight years away. Why fight for anything? Wouldn't staying healthy and alive be more important? And so the jealous, bad-tempered Imperial Noble Consort decided to laze around. She focused on her pregnancy, her health, and raising the Fourth Prince. Winning the emperor's favor was out of the question. But somehow, as she lazed about, her reputation inexplicably turned around. "Her Highness the Imperial Noble Consort is so kind and generous." "The Imperial Noble Consort may have a quick temper, but she has a pure heart." "I will be sure to honor Imperial Mother and Mother De." Even her imperial cousin, the emperor, said, "Qingrong is as pure as jade and as steadfast as pine, virtuous and refined. She should be a model for the women of the imperial harem." Going premium on Saturday. I hope you'll show your support. Coming soon: After Her Novels Became a Hit in the Nineteenth Century Novelist Jenny transmigrated into the youngest daughter of a declining aristocratic family in the nineteenth century. Before she transmigrated, she had no parents. Afterward, she had parents, all right. But her father was mild-mannered, her mother was ill, her sister had dropped out of school, her brother never left the house, and she herself had broken off an engagement. The whole family was sunk in gloom. Jenny silently picked up her pen. She would start with the three staples of Korean dramas: cancer, car accidents, and incurable illness.* Her novel Falling for My Fake Cousin made every society lady and debutante in London weep, and became an instant sensation. Then she wrote a time-traveling medieval tale about farming and food. Her pages were filled with sizzling roast beef, sweet and fragrant caramel pudding, and eight-treasure roast duck, delicious in both appearance and taste. Her writing sparked a food craze in London's restaurants, and even Queen Elizabeth was said to have praised it. Finally, she jumped on a hot trend and wrote detective fiction, adding a May-December romance and a love triangle. Her epic serialized saga went on to dominate the childhood, youth, adulthood, and old age of an entire generation. As she wrote, the money rolled in, along with letters from her fans. Jenny began to suspect something was wrong. Why were letters arriving from Miss Elizabeth, Miss Jane Austen, Watson, and others? I must have transmigrated the wrong way. *An internet meme Theme: Treat others kindly, and be kind to yourself