After transmigrating into the book, I replaced the innocent-looking girl and became the Crown Prince

Although Wu Weiwei was promoted by the madam to be the representative of the young lady, and judging from the young master's behavior just now, he seemed quite satisfied with her service.

Given Wu's beauty, if she were to gain the favor of the heir apparent and bear a child or two, it wouldn't be impossible for her to become a favored concubine.

Logically, she shouldn't have offended them, but...

As the lady's attendant, she had the duty to remind her of these things.

"Since she is the first woman to let Ting'er experience the pleasures of love, her status should not be too low. Let's elevate her to the rank of concubine!"

"Madam, the Crown Prince's wife has not yet entered the household. If you bring people here, I'm afraid it will affect the Crown Prince's future marriage..."

Lady Hou stroked the Buddhist prayer beads in her hand.

Wu Weiwei was someone she brought in to replace He Yuyan, and it could also be seen as a bargaining chip she was preparing for the future.

It's just a matter of finding a concubine for Ting'er now. Compared to his previous intention to bring He Yuyan in as a noble concubine, this is already quite low-key.

However, for Ting'er's sake, the matter of elevating Wu to the status of a concubine should wait until the mistress enters the house in the future!

After a moment of contemplation, Lady Hou said, "Here's what we'll do. Granny, have someone tidy up Biyunting in the East Garden and assign two maids to Madam Wu."

"Officially, let her continue to serve as a maidservant, but in terms of clothing, food, and lodging, treat her as a concubine!"

Biyun Courtyard is near Rose Pavilion and is also the closest courtyard to Green Pine Courtyard, which makes it convenient for her to serve Ting'er.

"If Madam Wu knew how kind you were to her, she would probably be so moved that she would immediately kowtow to you."

"Hehe, as long as she behaves herself in the future and doesn't act as pretentious as Madam He, I can worry less about her."

When Granny Qiu led people over with gifts to deliver a message, Wu Weiwei was having lunch in the servants' quarters in the courtyard.

Upon hearing this, she was almost frozen in shock.

A concubine?

Wu Weiwei stared blankly, her face filled with disbelief.

Regardless of her sacrifices, she almost broke her back trying to become the Crown Prince's wife, but in the end, she only received the title of a maidservant.

As expected, she didn't have the good fortune of the female lead; she started as a concubine in the Marquis's mansion.

Aunt Mei, who had followed behind, saw Wu Weiwei's terrified expression and assumed she was overjoyed, so she went up and nudged her.

"Wu girl, hurry up and kowtow to thank Madam Hou."

After being pushed, Wu Weiwei finally realized what was happening.

"This servant thanks Lady Hou."

Lady Hou's head maid, Qingwen, glanced at her sideways.

Although she was quite beautiful, seeing Wu Weiwei's silly appearance, she snorted inwardly, thinking she was just a wooden beauty and nothing to be afraid of.

Granny Qiu took her hand and told her that the Lady of the Marquis valued her and had allocated the Biyun Pavilion in the East Garden for her to live in, and also sent two maids to go with her to serve her.

Although she was nominally a concubine, she was actually treated like a mistress. Once she gave birth to a son or daughter, she would be promoted to the position of the heir apparent's official mistress.

Wu Weiwei's lowered eyes flickered.

She then spoke highly of Granny Qiu, promising to serve the young master well.

Granny Qiu was satisfied.

Xin Dao was indeed a perceptive person, quick to understand, unlike that arrogant cousin who was very proud.

After everyone had left, Wu Weiwei sat down on the ground.

The prince did not make any promises to her when he left in the morning.

She treated it as if she had been bitten by a dog last night, and even while eating just now, she was still cursing that scoundrel in her mind.

The Lady of the Marquis has now given her the title of concubine, which is still far from her goal of becoming the mistress of the Marquis's mansion, but it's better than nothing!

After all, in modern times, she also put in a lot of effort to compete for the flight attendant position; it was all the result of her hard work step by step.

Just thinking about it made me realize that my back, which had been aching terribly last night, didn't hurt as much anymore.

Aunt Mei helped her move all the gifts and luggage bestowed upon her by the Lady of the Marquis to Biyun Pavilion. Before leaving, she said to her earnestly:

"Wu girl, although you are now favored and may become the mistress of this Marquis's mansion in the future."

But you should be even more careful in everything you do, lest you be blinded by the splendor of this noble mansion. The waters of this mansion are not as shallow as you imagine!

Mei Gu had been working in the Marquis's mansion since she was young, and she had seen too much infighting and power struggles in the mansion. She had seen girls like Wu Weiwei before.

Anita Mui gave her this advice because she couldn't bear to see her end up in a bad situation.

Wu Weiwei turned to look at her, and a feeling of being touched stirred within her.

"Thank you for your guidance, Aunt Xie Mei. Weiwei understands now."

In the story, the original owner was timid by nature and was always bullied after entering the Marquis's mansion. Aunt Mei couldn't stand it and helped her out a few times, but the original owner just couldn't stand up for herself.

Lady Hou did give the original host a chance.

But given the original owner's personality, even if she wasn't scared to death by being pierced through the heart by a sword last time, she would probably only take a detour if she saw the prince again.

In this life, she transmigrated into a book and became the prince's woman. Aunt Mei kindly gave her a few words of advice, and she naturally appreciated it.

After Aunt Mei left, two maids from Biyunting came in from outside the door.

"This servant, Lingfu, greets Miss Wu!"

"This servant Chunrou greets Miss Wu!"

Wu Weiwei looked at the maid named Lingfu. She was of average appearance, a bit tall, and spoke in a very proper manner, which seemed somewhat incongruous with her name.

"Where did you serve before?"

“Miss Wu, I entered the manor half a year ago and was immediately assigned to Biyun Courtyard, where I am responsible for sweeping and cleaning.”

Oh, he sounds like an honest and upright person.

"And Chunrou, what about you?"

This maid named Chunrou was pretty and charming, and her voice was as melodious and pleasant as a nightingale's song.

If this were in modern times, she could easily become a live streamer and become an internet celebrity, attracting top spenders to tip her.

But in ancient times, people had different fates, and he could only do the work of serving others.

"Miss, I am a servant born into a family and am a second-class maid in charge of the outer courtyard of Qiushui Pavilion."

She replied in a voice as clear and melodious as a nightingale.

"A servant girl born into a family, and only a second-class maid... Wouldn't it be a waste for you to come to my Biyun Court?"

Wu Weiwei sat in the main seat in the courtyard and glanced lightly at Chunrou standing below.

Everyone knows that following Lady Hou is definitely more promising than serving her as a concubine.

Upon hearing Wu Weiwei's words, Chunrou immediately knelt down and said, "This servant is doing this voluntarily, I am not wronged, and besides, it is my blessing to be able to serve you, Miss."

Two days ago, she watered one of the Lady Hou's favorite flowers to death. Not only was she scolded by Granny Qiu, but she was also docked a month's wages.

Just today, Granny Qiu asked around the courtyard if anyone was willing to come and serve at Biyunting, and Chunrou volunteered to come.

Chunrou heard that the newly appointed concubine was originally a lowly maid with no background or connections.

If it weren't for the special treatment she received from the Lady of the Marquis, she probably would never have been able to become a concubine in the household.

If Wu Weiwei can do it, why can't she, as a housewife, do it?