A Qing-Dynasty Transmigration: The Ninth Prince’s Consort Would Rather Build a Career

The author's new historical danmei novel, Embracing the Moon, Reflected in Dust, is now being serialized. Please add it to your favorites. Story synopsis: Modern architect Dong Yurou saves her assistant in an accident that should never have happened, but her soul ends up in the Qing Dynasty during the Kangxi reign. She is betrothed by imperial decree to the Ninth Prince, Yinsi, as his principal consort. She knows she can't defy the decree, and she knows that before and after the wedding, the Ninth Prince already has a favored concubine in his household. Then an unexpected turn of events reveals that she has actually transmigrated into an alternate world, where she's merely a cannon-fodder supporting character. Yurou doesn't want to get involved in the leads' romantic entanglements. Wouldn't focusing on her career and teaching children be more worthwhile? This story isn't set in a completely fictional world. It incorporates some historical elements, so there is no romance where both partners are each other's first. Instead, this is a marriage of convenience between two people who help each other succeed in their careers. If that's not your thing, feel free to move on. There are countless great stories on Jinjiang, and there's sure to be one for everyone. The heroine is clear-headed and never falls in love with the Ninth Prince in this lifetime. She focuses more on her own ideals and career. This is my first story. If you like it, thank you for your support. If you don't, please move on and let it be. The author has also completed The Female Supporting Character Is Yama and The Baby Turned Out to Be Mine. If you enjoy my writing, please consider supporting me. Theme: There are no absolute protagonists or supporting characters in life. It all depends on how you define yourself.