This is not a male-oriented novel! Not a male-oriented novel! Not a male-oriented novel! Important things must be said three times.
In a nutshell: [Reborn Yinzhi vs. transmigrated Yi Qingqing] [The heroine transmigrates and the hero is reborn]
Yinzhi’s life was a wretched one. As soon as he left the palace, he was sent away from it. His imperial father only cared about Yinreng, the second prince he had raised himself, while his mother urged him to compete. And he did compete, striving to have a legitimate son, to claim the throne, and to win his father’s love… In the end, he became the first prince to be eliminated in the Nine Princes’ struggle for the throne. Sadly, in the end, it was he, as a father, who dragged down his own legitimate son. As he lay dying, the person he missed most was his first wife, Irgen Gioro Qingqing, his first consort who had died young.
Yi Qingqing was the last cultivator of the Age of Dharma Decline. With spiritual energy scarce, she took her nearly two-hundred-years-older master’s advice and switched to cultivating merit.
Merit means accomplishments. Virtue means good conduct.
In other words, she had to do good deeds and build up her blessings.
But she still failed to survive the tribulation.
In a single instant, she transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty, into the body of the first consort who had borne five children in a row and risked her life trying for a son.
Her: “…”
