A Qing-Dynasty Concubine Who’s a Fertility Goddess

Meng Yue, a top infertility specialist and department director, dies suddenly after 72 hours of nonstop surgery. When she opens her eyes, she has become the newlywed principal consort of “good-for-nothing” Tenth Prince Yin E in the Kangxi era! From the start, her husband gets drunk, disgraces himself, and is punished by being made to kneel at the palace gates. The whole household laughs at her, and their future hangs by a thread. What a hopeless situation! Fortunately, the [Principal Bloodline Inheritance System] activates! She has medical skills at her disposal, along with the support of miraculous “fertility talismans.” Meng Yue decides: in this life, she will live boldly and brilliantly, and help those around her do the same! On the surface, she is a capable wife and aide. Little by little, she reforms an impulsive and reckless prince into a wealthy “best husband in the Qing dynasty,” one who protects and cherishes his wife and children! When former brothers turn against each other over factional struggles, she helps her husband steer clear of the turmoil and become the “blue-chip stock” among the princes. Behind the scenes, she is a “child-giving Guanyin,” stirring up the Forbidden City: an invisible talisman helps Fifth Prince’s consort, who has long been without a legitimate child, give birth to a precious son; a specially made blessing candle helps the Crown Princess, whose position is on shaky ground, bear a legitimate heir and temporarily secure the crown prince’s position. While the transmigrated Li shi and reborn Song shi in Fourth Prince’s residence are still fighting among themselves to win favor and alter the course of history, Meng Yue has quietly helped the principal consort Ulanara give birth to three sons and a daughter, completely rewriting the future of the emperor and empress! Her involvement makes the struggle among the Nine Princes for the throne more unpredictable than ever. As Kangxi lies on his deathbed, suspicious and sharp-eyed Yongzheng, Fourth Prince Yin Zhen, has already turned his gaze toward his “unworldly” Tenth Sister-in-law. “Why has the number of legitimate heirs in the imperial clan suddenly risen so sharply? Where did the smallpox vaccine come from? Tenth Princess Consort, who are you, and what are you after?”