Si Qin transmigrated into a novel about a bride swap, becoming the villainess who was sent to the palace in place of another bride.
Before she could figure out what was going on, she flirted with the emperor and was permanently banned from sharing his bed, becoming the laughingstock of the harem.
That suited her just fine.
No need to share the emperor's bed, compete with the consorts for his favor, or flatter him. She could focus on being a couch potato.
Unfortunately, some people didn't know when to quit. They treated her like a pushover and even tried to throw the harem into chaos and stage a rebellion.
She couldn't tolerate that. If the emperor died, wouldn't she die with him?
The couch potato finally showed her claws. She took care of the scheming consorts, treacherous ministers, and corrupt eunuchs alike.
From then on, the court and the harem enjoyed peace and harmony.
Except for one person who kept showing up uninvited every day:
"What do you mean, no sharing my bed? I never said that."
"My empress, stop sulking..."
It reflects the current situation of many people in real life. They want to lie down and be free, but they are more helpless than they can help themselves. It is funny and contains daily life. I personally like to read it and will recommend it to my book friends who have the same interests as me. It is better to enjoy it alone than to enjoy it with others.