Ruyi’s Royal Love in the Palace: Consort Zhe Is Reborn, Raising Kids, Gossiping, and Curing Ruyi Syndrome

Fucha Zhuying was a tool for sharing the Emperor’s favor. Nobody cared whether she was willing, and because she gave birth to the eldest son before the primary consort did, the latter could not tolerate her. She was framed and died two months before Hongli ascended the throne. After her death, her spirit was trapped, forced to watch as her son became a pawn used by the women of the harem in their power struggles, until he eventually died of depression.

She was unwilling to accept her fate and filled with resentment. At last, the Heavenly Dao took pity on her and gave her another chance at life. In exchange, she had to complete a mission: break the Ruyi Syndrome and save Imperial Noble Consort Lingyi.

Only then did she learn that Ruyi was a monster who stole things from everyone and tampered with their wills, leaving them all afflicted with the Ruyi Syndrome. Imperial Noble Consort Lingyi was undoubtedly the most tragic victim.

Now that she knew the truth and had the chance to save her child, Zhuying immediately agreed to the deal. Reborn, she would never let her child suffer again. She would also take on Ruyi, that monster!

After Emperor Qianlong Hongli died, he became a carefree immortal in the heavens. One day, he noticed that the other immortals were looking at him strangely. When he asked why, he learned that someone in the mortal realm had written a story about him and his empress. Hongli went pale after hearing his friend recount it. He had no idea that future generations would “praise” him like that. And as for that madwoman, Ulanara, when were they childhood sweethearts? What a disgrace! She even smeared his Empress Fucha and bullied his Consort Ling. He wouldn’t stand for it! So he’d give future generations a little shock and show them what the real Qianlong was like!