My Aunt Has No Children, So I Enter the Palace, Bear Three Babies, and Become Empress Dowager

Her aunt has spent eight years in the palace without bearing a child, repeatedly oppressed by Noble Consort Yuan.

Her younger brother is injured by the noble consort’s nephew, yet her aunt, the empress, is the one punished.

With the empress’s position hanging by a thread and her family in grave danger, Meng Xianyue steps forward and enters the palace.

The inner palace teems with wolves, and danger lurks everywhere.

Noble Consort Yuan attacks openly and in secret, targeting her at every turn;

Lady Xu watches like a predator, closing in step by step;

Noble Lady Ying pretends to befriend her, only to stab her in the back.

Despite all the hardships, she never regrets her choice.

In her first year in the palace, she gives birth to a princess. The clever little girl wins the emperor’s favor, and Meng Xianyue’s rank steadily rises.

In her third year, she conceives triplets and is hailed as the Great Jing Dynasty’s lucky star. She is swiftly promoted to consort, firmly securing her aunt’s position as empress.

Aunt and niece stand united, sweeping aside their formidable rivals in the inner palace.

Meng Xianyue has always been cold and hard-hearted, with just one goal in mind: to ascend to the throne of empress dowager.

As the emperor lies on his deathbed, he clutches her hand tightly, his eyes red as he softly asks, “A Yue, did you ever love me, even just a little?”

She glances back at him calmly. “I’m sorry. Never.”

In this life, I, Meng Xianyue, cherish only my family, my children, and… the supreme position of empress dowager.