The Eighth Princess Consort's Survival Guide (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

Yuan Jia transmigrates into the Qing Dynasty as a version of Shi Xiangyun. Her parents died when she was still a baby, but fortunately her maternal grandfather dotes on her, so her life isn't too bad.

That is, until she turns ten, when the Kangxi Emperor issues an edict betrothing her to his eighth son.

If events follow their usual course, she'll become the unfortunate Eighth Prince's Consort from history.

In Kangxi's eyes, she's a daughter-in-law who is “jealous and wicked.” In Yongzheng's eyes, she's a younger sister-in-law who is “violent and cruel, and keeps her husband under her thumb.” A perfect scapegoat in political infighting.

Twenty years from now, she will be the most shameless shrew in all of the Great Qing.

Fine. Staying alive is the top priority.

Yuan Jia thinks, why wait twenty years? She can earn herself the reputation of the Great Qing's number-one shrew right now and make Kangxi regret arranging this marriage himself.

As long as she can prevent the marriage to the Eighth Prince, the old Kangxi and the old Fourth won't have any reason to come after her.

She's affected, petulant, and willful. She's the least decorous princess in the Qing court. She chases cats and dogs around and bullies her little betrothed every day.

So why is her betrothed, the Eighth Prince, getting more and more attached to her? And why is it getting harder and harder to call off this marriage...

Yuan Jia, who studied agriculture in her previous life, has no interest in marrying a prince. She just wants to grow vegetables in peace.

This is a lighthearted love story. (Note: As in the author's previous two books, the female lead in this Qing Dynasty transmigration story will not have children.)

Blurb screenshotted on 2024/7/8.

Theme: Love yourself, love life