With the Ability to Read the Tyrant’s Mind, the Lazy Imperial Consort Dominates

[Book Transmigration, Lazy Protagonist, Tyrant, Mind-Reading, Comeback] “Stuck in the Cold Palace, I’ve just captured the tyrant’s stomach with a bowl of Fermented Rice Balls.” At the Mid-Autumn Palace Banquet, the socially anxious and lazy Jiang Huan is pushed forward to perform for the tyrant. The emperor before her has a grim look in his eyes, his anger palpable. Jiang Huan is terrified, realizing her life is in danger! But then, a voice thunders in her ear: [Toasts, nothing but toasts! I haven’t had a single bite of food all night, just downed over a dozen cups of wine. Why don’t you all just drink me to death?] [Sooner or later, I’ll chop off the heads of everyone in this harem!] Jiang Huan: …? Turns out I’m the only one in the entire palace who can hear the tyrant’s inner complaints? Jiang Huan gets it. From then on, with Fermented Rice Balls in one hand and Roasted Meat in the other, she hands the tyrant a knife when he wants to kill and serves him rice when he wants to curse. While the other consorts are busy with their schemes, she focuses on feeding him: “Your Majesty, Plum Juice helps cut the grease. You should have some garlic with your roasted meat.” With her culinary skills, Jiang Huan’s lazy life gets better and better. When her descendants ask about her love story with the emperor—who would have thought that the chilling tyrant was, in fact, just hungry?