The Noble Consort Plays It Safe Every Day

After transmigrating, Tong Xi finds herself in a book as the villainous Imperial Consort. The moment she opens her eyes, she sees herself pouncing on the emperor, who is as beautiful as an immortal. What a disaster! “Your Majesty, are you tired?” Tong Xi asked with an innocent look. Mo Rongsu curled his thin lips. “If my beloved consort is unable to sleep tonight, I can have someone bring you poems and songs to cultivate your character.” Tong Xi turned to stone, then fled. Mo Rongsu despised the Imperial Consort, and Tong Xi has to clean up this mess the moment she arrives. She has no real power, only a pretty face. Thinking of the villainess's fate, she decides she must first save her own skin. Keep your friends close... No, that's not it! She needs to improve her relationship with the male lead first. As for the heroine, the male supporting characters, and everyone else, sorry, we don't know each other. Whatever you do has nothing to do with me, so please don't get in the way of my building a happy marriage with the male lead. Day after day, she makes soup and brings water to the male lead, even recruiting concubines for him. Tong Xi thinks she has done a better job as Imperial Consort than the Empress ever could. Why, then, is her convenient husband still unhappy? At last, she decides to let the heroine get close to her good husband. Surely he'll be satisfied now. Tong Xi thinks she's such a considerate person! But her personal maid watches the relationship between the Imperial Consort and His Majesty and can't help feeling that there's more to it than meets the eye. One day, Tong Xi wakes from a dream and sees the emperor lying beside her. Startled, she says, “Your Majesty, are you in the wrong room? This is my bed. Yours is over there.” Mo Rongsu buries his face in Tong Xi's neck and opens his long, narrow eyes, his gaze deep and unreadable. “When did I say I was going back?” (Tong Xi: a bold, alluring woman with the heart of a tigress VS Mo Rongsu: seemingly gentle, but truly devious and cunning)