I'm Qing Dynasty's Matron Rong, but the Fourth Prince Insists on Spoiling Me

Rong Pei, an experienced modern head nurse, woke up one day to find herself a low-ranking maid in the residence of the Fourth Prince during the Kangxi era: a younger version of Nanny Rong!

The original owner had been ostracized for her stern looks and fiery temper, and still held the signature plum-blossom needle in her hand.

Looking at the open and hidden traps all around her, Rong Pei decided to return to her old profession. She had no interest in fighting for favor. All she wanted was to manage the prince’s household and retire in peace.

But one day, the cold-faced Fourth Prince, Yinzhen, suffered a terrible headache. Rong Pei happened to pass by and casually stuck him with a needle. Not only did she stop the pain, she also managed to pierce the prince’s heart.

From then on, the atmosphere in the residence changed completely. When the secondary consort gave her a hard time, Rong Pei silenced her with a needle. When an enemy tried to poison someone, Rong Pei saw through the medicine at a glance.

Yinzhen watched the woman who kept the household in perfect order, showed him no special regard, and yet possessed superb medical skills. Instead of getting angry, he summoned her every night to “administer acupuncture.”

“Your Highness, the needles are done. This servant will take her leave.”

“Wait. My heart still hurts. You’ll have to treat it for the rest of your life.”

This is the story of how the notorious “Nanny Rong,” with her medical skills and fiery nature, won the cold-faced emperor’s undivided affection amid the treacherous struggle among the nine princes for the throne.