Shen Yanshui transmigrated from a post-apocalyptic world to ancient times. She had no grand ambitions, only wanting to eat, drink, and idle her days away.
Unexpectedly, she was selected to enter the Eastern Palace through the draft.
Shen Yanshui: “…Fine, I’ll just lie low in a different place.”
However, on the night she entered the Eastern Palace, amidst their intimacy, the ability she had since the post-apocalyptic world began to awaken?!
Shen Yanshui: ??!!
Could it be she never found the right way to activate her Golden Finger before?
But this method… cough, it’s actually quite addictive…
Shen Yanshui: To upgrade my Golden Finger, I must work hard to get close to the Crown Prince.
Cui Yu (The cold, noble, and aloof Crown Prince): “She loves me.”
Shen Ronghua was reborn. She knew that in a few years, the Crown Prince would contract a plague and die young.
The one who would eventually ascend the throne was the current Sixth Prince.
She also remembered that in her previous life, her mediocre half-sister, Shen Yanshui, had somehow ended up married well, becoming a First-rank titled lady with boundless glory.
Why should she suffer a desolate end under the flickering lamps of a Buddhist temple while her sister enjoyed such honor?!
In this life, Shen Yanshui entered the Eastern Palace, which was destined to fall.
Shen Ronghua meticulously schemed for her own future while patiently waiting to see the downfall of her lazy and foolish half-sister.
Yet, as the days passed…
She received news that her sister had given birth to a pair of exceptionally healthy twins?!
She clearly remembered that in her past life, the Crown Prince had few offspring, with only one sickly legitimate son until his death. Why was this life so different?
In the end, the Crown Prince ascended the throne, and her good-for-nothing half-sister actually became… the Empress?!!
Notes:
1.
In the early stages, the male lead has a harem. The lead couple starts with a physical connection and gradually develops emotional depth. Later, the male lead will favor the female lead exclusively.
2.
The pronunciation for Cui Yu (to lack) is in the fourth tone.
