A Concubine's Daughter Appears Out of Nowhere

This is a one-on-one romance. The male lead has a dual personality and entangles the heroine in two different guises. This is the story of a lowborn maid’s daughter who breaks through the siege of her many stepmothers at home and strives to become a prospective princess consort. Shangguan Qingyi transmigrates from being a city mayor into the body of a lowborn maid’s daughter. Through a twist of fate, she becomes the daughter of a grand secretary, and one by one, the various concubines try to harm her. But she survives each crisis, turning the tables and sending those who sought to harm her to their deaths. She forges ties with members of the imperial family and, step by step, is drawn by fate into the very heart of imperial power. Her presence changes the fate of several princes: The ambiguous Third Prince, the inscrutable Seventh Prince, the slow-on-the-uptake Fifteenth Prince, and the Tenth Prince, whose gender and temperament are both hard to pin down, among others! Who truly loves her, and who is only pretending? Caught up in the battle for the throne, she thought she could fight her way through. But she never expected that the person beside her in bed would be the one she had most reason to guard against! He is savage and bloodthirsty. He is compassionate and kind. Which one is his true face? If she loses what she wants to protect most, then... The heroine’s mottos: 1. Slapping your enemy in the face is not true strength. True strength is making your enemy slap herself, so hard she hurts, without being able to fight back. 2. If you don’t know how strong your enemy is, rushing into a fight will only give them a chance to strike back. Plan carefully, then act. Let your enemy make the first move, and you can defeat them in one fell swoop. This novel has a winding plot and a large cast. It goes beyond household squabbles and schemes, telling the story of a transmigrated woman’s life through the heroine’s eyes! Recommended new novel: “Wife, Come Into My Arms” http://read.xxsy.net/info/364704.html A county magistrate’s daughter is murdered on her way to her wedding. The ace spy Kudie unexpectedly comes back to life in her body. Her husband’s family is the most powerful and prestigious clan in the land. But the groom has already seen six brides die. Is he really cursed, or is something else going on? Her wedding journey is full of danger: she is strangled, the inn catches fire, a mad bull runs wild, and bandits attack with their blades. Clearly, something is afoot, and every step is fraught with danger. Who wants the bride dead? All the clues point to her husband’s family in the capital. Most absurd of all, the groom who comes to fetch her sneaks in under cover of night. She mistakes him for a lecher, launches a flurry of eighteen kicks, then plants a foot on him and demands to know who he is! Once she enters her husband’s home, a treasure map hidden in a beauty’s portrait turns the whole household upside down. Three mountains weigh on her: her mother-in-law, her mother-in-law’s mother-in-law, and her mother-in-law’s mother-in-law’s mother-in-law. Aunts, uncles, cousins, brothers, and sisters-in-law: hardly any of them are easy to deal with. Even the wedding night is full of surprises. Only at the very end does she discover: The maid is no maid at all, but a man. The daughter-in-law is no daughter-in-law, but a daughter. The concubine is no concubine, but a spy. The chastity arch is actually covered in grime. Her relatives turn out to be the ones used to frame her, and the alibi witness is a paper figure in disguise. Every grievance has its source and every debt its debtor. Go after the one responsible, and don’t drag everyone else into it. -----She can kill a man with every ten steps. -----A honeyed tongue hiding a sword is no problem either. -----If anyone tries to kill the people she cares about, -----they’d better not blame her for making them destroy one another. -----Then she’ll sit at ease in the arms of the man she loves, -----sip tea, watch the show, steal the occasional kiss, and finally help bury the bodies. The heroine’s mottos: So what if you’re the daughter of a great family? I’m only a county magistrate’s daughter. Do you believe I could make you vanish from this world without a trace in a single day? You say I, your nephew’s wife, framed you? You’d better make sure you’re worth the trouble first. You say I’m arrogant? I am. I have every reason to be. Do you? No? Then stay out of my way. When facing an arrogant person, be even more arrogant. When facing someone overbearing, be even more overbearing. When facing a cruel person, you should be even more ruthless.