Since I’ve Transmigrated Into the Qing Dynasty, Is It Really Too Much to Win Over Kangxi?

【Alternate Qing Dynasty, transmigration, devoted couples】They say the Baoguo Temple on Mount Emei is uncannily accurate when it comes to love, and even Emperor Kangxi recommended it. Pressured by her family to get married, she decided to go. Outside a seemingly dilapidated meditation room, a master told her that she could find her destined partner inside. She pushed open the door and saw a portrait of Kangxi. As if in a trance, she reached out to touch it, and then... transmigrated into the beloved young lady of the Qijia household, Qijia Taixin. The ninth year of Kangxi's reign. She had only just arrived when the position of empress, once held by Hesheli, somehow fell to her. She thought it was a coincidence, but it turned out to be a certain emperor's long-laid plan. One day, as she was thoroughly enjoying the attentions of a certain emperor who had deigned to serve her, she suddenly realized something. Could the destined partner the master had mentioned be the man right in front of her?! Her gaze fell on the tiger-head handkerchief tucked into Xuan Ye's sash. It had been a gift from the original Qijia Taixin, and he treasured it. She couldn't shake the awkward feeling that all the happiness and wonderful things she had now belonged to the original owner. Xuan Ye saw right through her. He caught her wrist and pulled her into his arms, the faintest smile curving his lips. “Xin Xin, this is the first time I've seen someone jealous of herself.” Qijia Taixin said nothing, even discreetly trying to push him away. Xuan Ye held her tighter and murmured in explanation, “Xin Xin, you are the one I've always wanted to marry, the one who asked me to marry her when she was five.” He rested his head in the crook of her neck, his voice hoarse with the feeling of having found what he had lost. “I waited twelve years for you.” A memory suddenly surfaced in Qijia Taixin's mind. Only after a long while did she understand the deeper meaning of his words: he wanted to marry her, not Qijia Taixin.