Haunting the Fourth Prince's Side [Qing Transmigration]

Blurb: Transmigration is nothing unusual, but Geng Li may be the first person in history to transmigrate into a graveyard and become a ghost bound to the earth. Fortunately, there is a way out even for ghosts. After being trapped for years, she is inexplicably taken home by the passing Fourth Prince Yinzhen, and transmigrates into the body of his recently deceased concubine, Lady Geng. At last free from being a wandering ghost, Geng Li happily accepts her new identity. But just as she is rubbing her hands together, ready to enjoy the drama and gossip in the Fourth Prince's household, he suddenly packs her off to a country estate. Geng Li: ...Am I supposed to switch to a farming story now? Yinzhen's perspective: Yinzhen feels as if he's had the worst luck in the world. He simply went out for an ordinary outing, but on the way back, he picked up a ghost. Worse, the ghost keeps following him around, and he can't shake her no matter what he does. Just as Yinzhen is on the verge of a breakdown, he suddenly discovers that the ghost has possessed his recently deceased concubine. He has no idea how it happened, but following the principles of letting someone else die in your place and redirecting the trouble elsewhere, Yinzhen promptly sends her far away in the middle of the night. Out of sight, out of mind. He thinks everything has been perfectly taken care of, but...can someone tell him why this ghost can still float back and follow him?! Everyone knows that Fourth Beile dotes on a certain Lady Geng. To keep her from getting caught up in the household's power struggles, he even disregards convention and lets her live at an estate outside the city all year round. He sends every kind of fine thing to the estate and visits her every few days, making the women in his household green with envy. But only Yinzhen knows how much he is suffering inside. Looking at yet another victim who has been frightened into foaming at the mouth and losing consciousness, the Fourth Prince, known outside as the Cold-Faced Prince, finally can't take it anymore. He glares at the two figures, one big and one small, huddled in a corner and doing their best to look invisible, and roars, "Last time, you used a ghost wall to trap someone in the latrine all night and nearly scared them out of their mind. What have you done this time?" Looking at Yinzhen, who is so angry he could start smoking, Geng Li knows she's in the wrong. Holding the equally guilty little Hongzhou, she gives an awkward grin. "Come on, don't be so mad. We just let him experience what it's like to fly through the air. It was fun! Do you want to try it too, my lord?" Yinzhen: "..." Reader's guide: 1. This is not a typical Qing-era transmigration story. It has dual perspectives, a somewhat silly style, and some differences in the timeline. 2. The heroine was a wandering ghost for far too long, so her values and thought process are unusual. She has difficulty feeling some emotions, is obsessive in personality, and is a rationally minded crazy person. She also loves muttering to herself and has a severe dependent personality. Proceed with caution if these are deal-breakers. 3. The heroine starts out as a wandering ghost, but becomes human again soon, while retaining her ghostly abilities. 4. Absolutely 1v1. Coming soon, story 1: A Handbook for an Ancient Peasant's Survival. A story about a male protagonist who transmigrates into a poor peasant family and struggles to survive in difficult ancient times with his family. Theme: Wherever you are, that's where your heart is.