Bad Luck! Transmigrated and Exiled with a Crippled Prince

Heartbroken after catching her boyfriend cheating, Ji Qingqing drowned her sorrows in a whole bottle of Erguotou. When she groggily woke up to the sounds of wailing and chaos outside, she rubbed her head, stepped out, and was stunned: a massive crowd in ancient period costumes was panicking, crying out, “The Crown Prince’s rebellion has failed! We royal servants are all doomed!” Hearing the word “rebellion,” Qingqing sobered up instantly. With no time to process how she ended up here, she scrambled back to her room, tearing through cabinets for cash. She managed to find a few banknotes and some loose silver pieces—tucking the banknotes securely into a hidden pocket in her underwear and keeping the silver close to her body. She then jammed several silver hairpins from her jewelry box straight into her hair. Just as she rushed back outside, a bloodied man was carried past. With the Emperor showing leniency by exiling the Crown Prince to the barren frontier lands, and with the heads of the East Palace servants rolling one by one, a trembling Ji Qingqing finds herself swept up into the exile convoy. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Bad Luck! Transmigrated and Exiled with a Crippled Prince — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠