Transmigrating: Your Highness, Please Be Careful

These days, transmigration is nothing special, and Qing-era transmigration is even less so. Just as her career was taking off, A-list actress Lin Yanxi transmigrated on the eve of her trip to an international film festival, becoming Hesheli Yanxi, Fourth Master’s side consort, who had only just entered his residence. Even if Lin Yanxi didn’t remember her history lessons, she still had basic common sense. Modern dramas set in the Qing dynasty were everywhere, and as an actress, she had been in plenty of them, covering practically the entire dynasty. Who was this Hesheli Yanxi supposed to be? Even without studying literature, she knew Fourth Master had no such side consort in his household. Palace intrigue? No way. Domestic intrigue? Absolutely not. Being able to act didn’t mean she knew how to live it. The scenes in a script were all arranged in advance. Who was going to arrange things for her here? She was crying her eyes out! Fortunately, Heaven still had a conscience and gave her a bonus: a personal space and an intelligent System. But... What the heck kind of skill was a curse-bringing mouth? The System explained: “The Host won it in a draw. Whoever you curse will have bad luck; whoever you praise will bleed. Wherever your words reach, not a blade of grass will survive.” Tears! With this ability, she was completely helpless. The only thing she could do was give Fourth Master a friendly warning: “My lord, please be careful! My lord, your whole family had better be careful!” I’m hopeless at writing blurbs, so just bear with me! This story is purely for fun. It’s a Qing-era transmigration story, but not a historically accurate one, and the characters may go off the rails at any moment, so history buffs should steer clear. This story is a full-on combination of outrageous plot twists, melodrama, a golden finger, and characters who may fall apart at any moment. Xiaoyu doesn’t expect everyone to like it. I only hope that those who enjoy personal attacks will save them for their own use as a health supplement. Also, I welcome all praise. The more, the merrier.