Qing Transmigration: The Wet Nurse All Nine Princes Call Mother

[Qing Dynasty Transmigration + Raising Kids + Adorable Children + Everyone’s Favorite + The Nine Princes’ Succession Struggle + Palace Survival + No Saintly Heroine]

After transmigrating, Zhu Heng'an, a neonatal nurse, became a low-ranking palace maid in the Kangxi era who was on the verge of dying from illness.

From the start, she was sent to care for a frail little prince whom no one expected to survive. Everyone was waiting to see her and the little prince meet their end together.

Where others were helpless, she knew just what to do. While they fed him thin rice porridge, she made nourishing purees.

Bringing down a fever? Easy. Getting him to sleep? Her specialty. Won’t stop crying at night? A set of acupoint massages will do the trick.

Three months later, the little prince who had been “not long for this world” was chubby and rosy-cheeked, crawling all over the princes’ quarters.

From then on, one little rascal after another was placed in her arms:

The Third Prince tugged at her clothes and wouldn’t let go. “Auntie Heng, tell me one more story!”

The Fourth Prince wore a stern little face, silently placing his osmanthus cake in her palm.

The Eighth Prince beamed, his eyes curving into crescents. “Auntie Heng is the prettiest of them all!”

The Thirteenth Prince hurried after them, stamping his feet anxiously. “Auntie! Wait for me!”