[Family Mind Reading] [Beloved by Everyone] [Transmigrate Into a Book] [Palace Intrigue] [Lucky Charm]
Mu Rong Nana transmigrates into a book and becomes a little princess in The Empress Has Arrived. She is the infant daughter of Consort De, a cannon-fodder character, and a wicked nanny is about to strangle her to death!
The heroine of the book is Wu Ying'er. She rises from a lowly palace maid to become empress!
In the end, Mu Rong Nana's whole family is doomed to die as cannon fodder!
[My eldest uncle, the Minister of Revenue from a prestigious clan, was framed for embezzlement and died in prison. The Left Chancellor is so vile.]
[My third uncle led an army deep into enemy territory, but he was framed as a traitor who had surrendered to the enemy. Empress Wu is so heartless!]
[My grandfather, the esteemed Right Chancellor, was falsely accused by Empress Wu of plotting rebellion and torn apart by five horses. How awful.]
[My mother was framed by Empress Wu for using a curse to harm the emperor. She was demoted to the cold palace, where she was driven to throw herself down a well. How pitiful.]
[The crown prince refused to be a puppet and defied Empress Wu's decree, so he was poisoned to death. Brother, you might not even be Empress Wu's real son.]
[In his later years, Father wanted to issue an edict deposing the empress, but the news leaked and Empress Wu poisoned him. Father was blind his whole life. He got what he deserved.]
After hearing Mu Rong Nana's thoughts, her maternal family, all doomed cannon fodder, slammed the table and declared, "If Wu Ying'er can become empress, then our Nana can too. We'll rebel!"
The emperor and crown prince raised their forces and declared, "Our Nana is clever and resourceful. She can become empress. We'll rebel too!"
Mu Rong Nana sat on the dragon throne, utterly bewildered, and said in her baby voice, "Being emperor means having no freedom. I still prefer being the little princess you all spoil rotten!"
Seriously, I'm not trying to be mean, but this perfectly good article was marred by so many typos. Was it intentional?
Although the plot is a bit far-fetched, it's still quite smooth and enjoyable.