The Daily Life of the Fussy Consort Yi (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

Coming soon: "A Laid-Back Slacker, but the Best at Getting Promoted (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)" and "The Sickly Beauty's Daily Farming Life in Ancient Times." Please add them to your collection!

Blurb: A little pear blossom fairy transmigrates and becomes Consort Yi, the most favored woman in history. Her future son, the vicious Ninth Prince, is a villain who offends Yongzheng after Kangxi's death. Even after he dies, his coffin is not allowed to be buried in the imperial mausoleum.

A mischievous System comes along with her. The System says: As long as you make a fuss and stir up trouble, you can exchange points for anything in the shop.

A Li: That's wonderful!

Recently, the palace maids and eunuchs have been unusually lively, often whispering to one another in private.

"Have you heard? The emperor just promoted a palace maid to Noble Lady. That mistress sure knows how to make a fuss!"

"She insists on wearing the rarest Shu brocade, wants thumb-sized pearls on her embroidered shoes, and only eats imperial-field rouge rice..."

"That's not all. I heard she argued with Imperial Noble Consort Wenxi and kicked Mistress Uya into the water. At this rate, she'll be deposed sooner or later!"

All the palace maids and eunuchs wait for this arrogant, troublemaking Noble Lady Yi to be deposed. But instead, she keeps getting promoted, all the way from Noble Lady to Imperial Noble Consort, and is cherished for her entire life.

When Yongzheng ascends the throne, everyone assumes her good days are finally over. But he treats her with great affection, even more warmly than he treats Consort De.

Reading Guide: 1. The story contains lots of Qing Dynasty cuisine, but the heroine doesn't cook most of it. She's mainly here to make trouble.

2. Some details are invented, and the story won't follow history completely.

3. After transmigrating, the heroine is a strong, beautiful troublemaker with no magical powers.

Blurb for "A Laid-Back Slacker, but the Best at Getting Promoted (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)":

Jiang Miao transmigrates one day and becomes a low-ranking palace woman in Kangxi's harem.

She counts up all the palace intrigue dramas she's watched and realizes her scheming skills are nonexistent.

Luckily, Master Kang's harem is well managed. She gets her monthly stipend, and lying flat is no problem.

While the other palace women resort to any means necessary to win favor, Jiang Miao sets up a big pot and directs the palace maids and eunuchs as they fry up hot pot base. Its spicy aroma carries for miles.

While the other ladies plot and frame their rivals, Jiang Miao turns the soil in her courtyard and plants crops, producing one high-yield variety after another.

While the other consorts work to win over court officials and curry favor for their sons, Jiang Miao strolls through the imperial gardens every day with her hands behind her back.

Soon, she becomes famous in the harem. Whenever people see her, they look at her with disdain. Even most of her own servants have run off, declaring, "With such a lazy, pleasure-seeking attitude, how can you expect to get anywhere in this palace?"

Until

Jiang Miao rises all the way from Noble Lady to empress, leaving everyone else in her wake.

Blurb for "The Sickly Beauty's Daily Farming Life in Ancient Times":

Jian Qingzi is a sickly rich kid who struggles through life until eighteen in the hospital, then dies and transmigrates to ancient times.

A frail body, a dilapidated thatched cottage, and a younger brother and sister starved to skin and bones.

What a disastrous start. Jian Qingzi lies on a wooden plank, speechless.

[Ding! Your golden finger is here!]

[Five hundred meters ahead, premium forsythia herbs have been found. Harvest them to exchange for a bottle of spirit spring water.]

[Premium mushrooms have appeared on the mountain behind the house. Eat them to cure every illness.]

[Premium carp have been spotted in the stream five kilometers downhill. Swallow a fish gallbladder raw to breathe underwater.]

Jian Qingzi drinks the spirit spring water and eats the mushrooms, then rushes to the stream. She accidentally fishes out an incredibly handsome man.

Cui Linwan is reborn on the road to his exile in Nanhu. He is pushed into the water again, and expects to struggle there for a long time and suffer lasting damage, just as he did in his previous life. Unexpectedly, someone pulls him out at once.

The moment he opens his eyes, the woman before him dazzles Cui Linwan: beautiful as a peach blossom, unmatched in appearance. Yet she looks so frail that a gust of wind could carry her away.

Splash!

As Cui Linwan watches in shock, Jian Qingzi leaps into the water, quickly catches a golden carp, and beams. "Got you!"

Exiled to Nanhu, Cui Linwan is consumed by frustration and disappointment. But every day, after finishing his work at the government office, he sees wisps of smoke rising from a little house on a distant hillside.

He watches Jian Qingzi cook, set up a stall, earn money, and repair the house... She and her younger siblings are building a better and better life, and he can't help smiling, beginning to wish he could stay there forever.

Theme: Everyone should have a life of their own.