Bai Yue transmigrates into Yi Pin, a Han Chinese woman who enjoys the Emperor's unrivaled favor in the early years of Qianlong's reign.
But good times don't last. A few years after being granted the title of Concubine Yi at the height of her favor, she gradually fades into the background of Qianlong's harem. By the twenty-second year of his reign, her life, which began at its peak and ended in quiet obscurity, is over. She dies at thirty-six.
But it is now the eighth year of Qianlong's reign, the third year since she was made a concubine. Who could have guessed that Concubine Yi's once-illustrious favor would prove as fleeting as the moon's reflection in water or a flower in a mirror?
The very first day Bai Yue transmigrates, right here and now, marks the beginning of Concubine Yi's precipitous fall from grace!
Having just died of a sudden heart attack, Bai Yue figures she can still hang on. Staying alive is the start of all good fortune.
Her short-term goal: live past thirty-six. Her long-term goal: live until the retirement age that was only reformed shortly before her death!!!
Theme: Life is more important than anything. Live well.
Oh my god, why is there no more? It feels so uncomfortable to cry all over the place.
Where can a three-month-old child kick you...
The heroine is seven months pregnant. Doesn't she have a dedicated nun to serve her? This kind of nuns can help the heroine give birth in advance without leaving any marks, as well as provide postpartum care and so on!
Don't you want to write more?
Why did it break so well? 💔 It's uncomfortable
Did the author abandon the update?
Well written, why are there so few collections?
This chapter is not enough without mentioning Chun Fei Jia Fei's face! Please update soon.
I feel like I need to think more carefully about the words of the maid, they are too white and too shallow.
Emperor Qianlong happened to hear it, and his good impression suddenly increased.