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Also known as "From Palace Maid to Empress of the Great Qing" and "How Can a Prince Get Me to Pursue Him?"
Heroine's point of view:
After dying in an accident, pediatrician Chu Yueying unexpectedly transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty and became a second-class maid in Yonghe Palace.
After spending her previous life working overtime every day, Chu Yueying decided that her goal in this life was to eat, drink, and enjoy herself.
With her professional knowledge and the System's help, Chu Yueying quickly earned promotions and a raise. Just as she began to enjoy life, an imperial decree assigned her to Yinzhen as a concubine.
Chu Yueying: Let me just say, thank you...
Looking at the gates of Yonghe Palace, Chu Yueying set herself two rules:
1. Work hard at outdoing everyone so she can lie flat as soon as possible.
2. Treasure her life and stay away from the scumbag Yinzhen.
With the System's help, Chu Yueying put her professional knowledge to use, treated the Princess Consort, and opened a shop to make money. Just as life was looking up, she suddenly realized that more and more people were coming to her for medical care.
At this rate, how long would it be before she could eat, drink, and enjoy herself?
Just as Chu Yueying was on the verge of tears, a eunuch from the front courtyard brought word that the Fourth Prince wanted her to attend him that night.
Chu Yueying: ...
Well, one of her two rules had already been broken.
Male lead's point of view:
When Yinzhen was still very young, his birth mother gave him to Empress Tong Jia in exchange for a consort's rank. An unhappy childhood left Yinzhen loathing the infighting among the women in his household.
However, as a prince, he had no power to refuse the women bestowed upon him by the Emperor, even when one of them had ulterior motives and repeatedly threw herself at him.
But later, Yinzhen realized that this woman behaved well enough in the household and had a fairly kind heart.
Yinzhen: Looks like she was just too fond of me and got a little carried away.
So Yinzhen decided to give Chu Yueying a chance. But when he went to the rear courtyard, he discovered that his little concubine was practicing medicine outside...
A few things to know before reading:
1. A wish-fulfillment story. The heroine has a golden finger. The leads are not each other's first and only; the male lead has other wives and concubines early on.
2. The heroine grows over time. Early on, she really is like toothpaste: she only moves when squeezed. She'll change later, so don't worry.
3. Yuni isn't a medical professional, so some of the medical details may be inaccurate. Feel free to point them out in the comments, and Yuni will do her best to correct them. XOXO.
Core theme: Dispel outdated ideas and care for women and children.
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It's quite baffling. In ancient times, there were no mobile phones to watch while walking. Even if the heroine turns a corner while walking, she can still bump into someone's arms? This setting is not necessary. It's as if he's blind, or he's so impatient that he can't see when he's walking.
Wouldn't a wealthy person know how to make this thing? It feels like their inner clothes are all made by personal maids, and even the people in my own sewing room don't like them. Wouldn't this private person know how to make them himself?
Ah? Why is the intrigue down there so serious? The place near the upper level feels very trusting of the heroine. It's like an ecstasy.
It's really beautiful! I finished reading it in one sitting, but it's a pity that it's a little short. Come on!!
In fact, if it's just a fiction, it should be more acceptable, right?
It feels like there is no mention of the heroine going to the pharmacy to get medicine. Does that mean she has the magic medicine in her own inventory? Then why does the heroine really not learn some Chinese medicine skills every time she is always talking about honey and jujubes?
Why do you eat it? Why don't you ask someone to test it and just eat it if you tell it to?
Every time there is a head on the neck, which is also scary. It feels like the heroine has been a pickpocket. How did so many people sneak in the medicine without anyone noticing?