A Qing Dynasty Crossover: The Child I Raised Wants to Make Me His Empress

[At first, the heroine raises the little ones; once they're grown, they chase after her like crazy.] [Questionable values + brainless fun + extremely slow transmigration + hilarious + historically inaccurate + every character wildly out of character + forced stupidity] The 300,000-character story spans these worlds: [The dramatic fake aunt to the weepy young Huang Taiji] [The scheming fake aunt to the haughty young Shunzhi Emperor] [The short-tempered fake aunt to the talkative young Kangxi Emperor] [The chatty fake aunt to the stone-faced young Yongzheng Emperor] [The gentle fake aunt to the pitiful young Crown Prince Yinreng] Qing Hui is a task-taker who transmigrates into the Qing dynasty to raise children. The Supreme God orders her to spend the early part of each mission as a ghost, taking on the role of an imperial child's aunt and feeding all sorts of neglected royal children. She says she can put up with it for a while, for the sake of those well-behaved, adorable little ones. But! Can someone please explain this to her? Why is it that after she works so hard to feed the little ones until they're around seven or eight, the shoddy borrowed spirit body she's using has to reincarnate? And why does her own soul have to be dragged along into reincarnation too? That would be bad enough! But why does she still have to diligently carry out the missions assigned by the System after she's reincarnated? And besides... besides... why have the adorable little ones she raised all turned so strange? Supreme God! That's not fair! You're deceiving your own subordinate! Tell me why! Why does my little one suddenly want to marry me and make me his empress? Why has my child-raising mission turned into a task to win over the emperor? And why is my little one pestering me to have lots and lots of babies with him?!