After My Thoughts Were Heard, I Won at Palace Intrigue by Lying Down to the Very End

1.Jiang Ling transmigrates into a book about palace intrigue as a Junior Talent. In the original book, her character was merely part of the background. The various imperial concubines were all masters of palace intrigue and ruthless figures. Jiang Ling herself: A patient with severe social anxiety. Speaking in front of others makes her heart race and her breath shorten. Her mouth moves faster than her brain, resulting in abstract speech. Just lie flat and let it all burn! Who would have thought that Jiang Ling would manage to turn peril into safety every time, rising all the way through the ranks. Jiang Ling: ??? 2.One day, Emperor Yuan Mingdi heard a voice. “So many beauties! What a pity to waste such fresh flowers on a pile of cow dung.” The pile of cow dung, Yuan Mingdi: …Very well. The urge to kill has arisen. Later, he became addicted to listening, believing it to be a power unique to him as an emperor. Until one day, her inner voice suddenly disappeared. Yuan Mingdi panicked. Before his death, Yuan Mingdi finally heard Jiang Ling’s long-lost inner voice. Empress Jiang said, “No love, no love, no love. You psycho. Who falls in love with the emperor in a palace intrigue drama? It’s not like I’m Consort Hua!” Empress Jiang cheerfully added, “Nobody loves you!!!” This novel is also known as: “Surviving in the Palace Intrigue Shuraba,” “Soaring Through the Ranks After the Emperor Read My Mind,” and “All of Their Goals Are to Become the Regent Empress Dowager.” Reading Guide: The setting is highly fictionalized. Please do not scrutinize for historical accuracy. Unconventional palace intrigue. The female lead has social anxiety, enjoys solitude, roasts people in her head, and has a scattered, abstract way of thinking. The emperor’s love is one-sided and unrequited. A melodramatic and satisfying story. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After My Thoughts Were Heard, I Won at Palace Intrigue by Lying Down to the Very End — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠