Empresses in the Palace: Fucha Yixin Reborn

Fucha Yixin, a noblewoman of the Plain Yellow Banner, lived proudly, only to end up confined and driven mad in a tragic fate.

Only after her death did she learn the truth: she was merely a bit-part character in Empresses in the Palace, her whole life dispatched in just a few lines.

She couldn't accept it.

The King of Hell gave her one chance to start over: sacrifice her soul in exchange for being reborn. As an extra gift, she would be extraordinarily fertile and would never miscarry, no matter what.

Back on the day her pregnancy was revealed, Yixin smiled.

This time, with the child in her belly as her “get-out-of-death-free card” and her “iron womb,” she would trample everyone who had wronged her beneath her feet.

Zhen Huan, An Lingrong, the Empress, just you wait.

She would give birth, then get pregnant again and give birth again: two children in three years, three in five.

She would bear so many children that the entire harem would be filled with her offspring, until the emperor had eyes only for her and those who tried to harm her were driven to their deaths with rage.

What protagonist? This time, she was the protagonist.

[Reading notes]

· Reborn revenge story + outrageous golden finger

· Fucha Yixin turns her fortunes around and takes center stage

· A lighthearted, satisfying read. Don't take it too seriously.