In the 61st year of Kangxi's reign, Xuanye passed away suddenly in Changchun Garden. Before his death, he only regretted not saying goodbye to the fourth son of the emperor, Yinzhen. Once reborn, his soul returned to the 17th year of Kangxi and became his concubine Wu Ya. At that time, he was pregnant with the unborn Yinzhen. From being a noble to a concubine, and experiencing the ups and downs of the harem, Xuan Ye realized the hardships of the concubines who had been neglected by him in the past, and even realized the heartache of being a mother.
He held up Wu Yashi's body and faced Concubine Hui's poisonous schemes and Concubine Tong's plans. He protected Yinzhen in his belly at the gate of hell time and time again, facing morning sickness, unstable fetal gas, and the crisis of premature birth. Every step he took was frightening. Witnessing Yinzhen being adopted by Concubine Tong, and experiencing the torment of a biological mother and her own child facing each other across the palace, Xuan Ye's regret and guilt surged day and night.
After that, he went through several childbirths and lost children such as the seventh daughter of the emperor and the sixth elder brother Yinzuo. In the pain of losing his son, he became more determined to protect the calf. He not only protected his biological children Yinzhen, Yinzhen, Gulun, and Anzhu, but also showed tenderness to the prince Yinreng, the eighth elder brother Yinzu and other princes. As a mother, she used her blood and tears to make up for the indifference and debt of the emperor in her previous life.
In the deep palace, he used Wu Ya's weak body to hold up a sky for the children, resolve the harem conspiracy, and maintain the bonds of brothers. In the game of imperial power and maternal love, he completed a self-salvation that transcended identities, and also allowed the princes who were once separated to find the warmth of connection with each other in the bonds of flesh and blood and maternal love.
