Good Fortune in the Qing Dynasty: Destined to Bring Her Husband Luck, She Rises to Empress Dowager

[Qing Dynasty transmigration + many children + sweet romance + devoted couple + Mary Sue + melodrama galore + little palace intrigue + beloved by all + lucky charm + brings good fortune to her husband + men suffer, women don't] Nanning was an outstanding police officer. She died during a mission and became an unloved concubine-born daughter of the Guoluo family, the elder sister of the historical Consort Yi and the mother of Princess Haibang. For some inexplicable reason, she has a lucky aura and always manages to turn danger into safety. [She meets young Kangxi and becomes the unforgettable moonlight in his heart.] [Her sickly betrothed Minghe makes arrangements for her future right up until his death.] [Nalan Rongruo's cherished secret, kept deep in his heart.] An unloved concubine-born daughter, sacrificed to bring luck to her fiancé. She makes a spectacular comeback. Her fiancé dies, and rumors say she brings misfortune to her husbands. Yet overnight, her reputation for bringing good fortune to her husband spreads throughout the capital. An imperial decree summons her to the palace, and her path to a comeback begins. From a humble concubine-born daughter, she relies on her own wit and intelligence to overcome every obstacle and become the most honored woman in the imperial harem. (Content warning: The historical timeline will be altered to suit the plot.) Scene One: Xuan Ye's gaze was deep as he said to Nanning, who stood beside him, "Nanning, I'm about to get married." Xuan Ye stared at her, silently thinking: Nanning, if you would just say the word, I wouldn't have to marry her. But Nanning smiled and said, "Xuan Ye, congratulations. I hear the Heseri girl is gentle, gracious, and beautiful as jade." Xuan Ye's heart felt as if it were being cut to pieces. Xuan Ye: Is there really not even the slightest place for me in your heart? Scene Two: Minghe was on the verge of death. His hand trembled as he said faintly, "Nanning, I've been a burden to you. We couldn't be husband and wife in this life, but I'll find you first in the next."