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Transmigrated as the Queen, I Just Want to Survive Till the End
Transmigrated as the Queen, I Just Want to Survive Till the End Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a corporate slave, stayed up late complaining "no queen ever dies well" while watching a palace drama—only to wake up as the most marginalized queen of the Great Ning Dynasty! The original owner was confined for refusing to fight for favor, so she gave up completely: no court affairs, no provoking concubines, just hiding in her palace making milk tea and growing succulents, with one goal—to survive until the emperor's death for her retirement pension. But the always cold emperor suddenly starts "dropping by" to steal milk tea, and favored concubines come to "learn" succulent skills. Her "survival plan" becomes the harem's focus! Even worse, the emperor flips her sketchbook and blushes: "Is this succulent... me?"
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