The Tenth Prince's Consort Can Hear People's Thoughts

Doran transmigrated, and her husband was the famously useless Tenth Prince, Yin'e. Doran sighed at the sky. Well, she'd make do. What else could she do, divorce him?

Historically, the Tenth Princess Consort came from a distinguished family. She was the daughter of a Mongolian prince, but sadly, she died young, in the forty-sixth year of Kangxi's reign.

So Doran embraced the philosophy that every day lived was a day gained and began her carefree life of eating, drinking, and having fun.

One day, Kangxi organized a horse race for his princes. Yin'e fell from his horse and passed out. Doran, who had been snacking on sunflower seeds, swung her handkerchief and ran over, collapsing beside him. With tears and snot streaming down her face, she cried, "My lord! What would I do if anything happened to you?"

[If Yin'e dies, wouldn't that make me a widow? Then I could marry another handsome, dashing, romantic member of the imperial clan.]

Yin'e, lying on the bed, heard his wife's thoughts. His eyes flew open, and he sat bolt upright.

Explain yourself. Who's dying, and who do you want to marry?

The elderly imperial physician treating him cried out in his heart, "A medical miracle!"

Reader's Guide:

1. This is an alternate-history Qing dynasty setting with fictional details. Please don't nitpick the historical accuracy.

2. The female lead's mind-reading ability is her golden finger. She doesn't know she has it, and it mainly affects Yin'e. It can only be activated under certain conditions.

Theme: Stay optimistic and enjoy life