Born to Kangxi's First Empress, with Nine Princes Who All Spoil Their Mother

[Read this introduction first! A fictional fantasy-historical setting. Xuanye appears very little in the early story, but later appears more than the other male leads, and will be possessed by the other two male leads. There is rivalry between the male leads, but not between the women. Ning Zhen is physically chaste but not pure of heart, and this is not a story for devotees of pure love. However, once she is completely bound to Xuanye, she will put him first and protect him for the rest of his life. So if you want both the heroine and hero to be pure in body and heart, please leave this book now. The heroine gives birth to quadruplets in one pregnancy, and gathers all eight dragons and one more in their reborn versions. In this life, the fourth prince enjoys equal love at his birth mother's side, while Chenghu is a noble crown prince bearing the bloodlines of the Azure Dragon, Vermilion Bird, and Ancestral Dragon.] To dispel the Nine Dragons’ resentment, Feng Ming, the Lord of Time and Space, used her soul to change the paths many people had been destined to follow during the reign of Hong Taiji. She even grew up to become the most honored young lady of the Hesheli clan. But her two husbands from the divine realm followed her here, leaving her unsure whether she could make it to the end with Xuanye, who retained the memories of his past life. She wanted to choose someone else, but the Heavenly Dao refused. She could only follow the original arrangement and marry Kangxi as Empress Yuanxian. During her years as Kangxi’s empress, every pregnancy brought quadruplets, two boys and two girls. The legitimate sons and daughters at her side were all exceptionally clever, well-behaved, and sensible. But the eight dragons were always using their status to compete with Kangxi, their Khan Ama, for their mother’s attention. In this life, Kangxi abdicated early in favor of his eldest legitimate son, Chenghu, and took the empress traveling to see the great rivers and mountains. As soon as Chenghu took the throne, he brought his brothers out to conquer territory. He expanded the Qing Empire’s borders again and again, and even began setting his sights on overseas lands.