Qing Dynasty Rebirth as Yongzheng's First Wife: I Shut My Heart and Keep Laying Low

Perhaps she'd been reading too many trending topics lately. Na Min suffered a sudden cardiac arrest and, in the blink of an eye, transmigrated into the body of Ula Nara, Fourth Prince Yinzhen's wife, who had just lost her son. She had planned to feign madness and get divorced to escape the palace's troubles, only to learn that royal marriages allowed for widowhood, not divorce. With no other choice, Na Min returned to Fourth Prince Yinzhen's side. But she never forgot how cold and heartless he had been toward Ula Nara. She locked away her heart and played the part of a devoted, virtuous wife, without becoming a love-struck fool consumed by romance. Though Na Min wanted nothing more than to lie flat, her heart remained soft and kind. Unable to bear seeing the princesses sent far away die young, she changed their fate; she saved the life of the Eighteenth Prince; and she arranged for each of Yinzhen's concubines to have a child, giving their lives greater purpose. She also encouraged large-scale cultivation of high-yield crops, proposed a way to end the practice of foot binding among Han women, and prompted the Qing government to begin limited overseas voyages, greatly improving people's lives. And so Na Min, who had only wanted to lie flat, became Kangxi's virtuous daughter-in-law and Yinzhen's greatest supporter. She helped him become crown prince and ascend the throne ahead of schedule, and she herself was promoted to empress ahead of time. But just then, she was faced with a choice...