Qing Transmigration: Consort Tongjia Won’t Fight for the Kids, She’ll Have Seven of Her Own

[Transmigration + childbirth + palace intrigue + everyday child-rearing + comedy + Kangxi is handsome; there are photos in the comments!] The heroine will not suffer in this story, and Kangxi absolutely adores Imperial Noble Consort Tongjia. She enters the palace with a high rank, becoming the highest-ranking person in the harem. Tong Zhiyi worked as a childcare teacher at a kindergarten. At last, summer vacation came, and she planned to visit the capital. But then she fell into a lake. When she woke up again, she discovered she had become Kangxi’s cousin, Imperial Noble Consort Tongjia, and it was the very day Weya Changzai gave birth to the Fourth Prince. Looking at the wailing Fourth Prince, Tong Zhiyi said, “Send him back! Hurry up and send him back! When he grows up, he’ll blame me for not singing him lullabies.” Kangxi asked, “Cousin, you don’t want the baby?” Tong Zhiyi thought... I’ll have one of my own. What? They’re too closely related to have children? No such thing. With the System’s help to change their bloodlines, she can definitely have babies. Have them! Seven of them! A month after she stopped taking the medicine, Tong Zhiyi discovered she was pregnant. Was there something wrong with the medicine? Who had poisoned her? Was the emperor preventing her from having children for the sake of her health, or had the Grand Empress Dowager made a move against her to secure the empress’s position? Whoever it was would pay the price, even if they were the most powerful person in the palace. She never expected Imperial Noble Consort Tongjia to be so bold. During a conversation with Kangxi, she discovered that he had treated her so well because, as a child, he believed the original owner had saved his life. But someone else had saved Kangxi. What was she supposed to do now? Should she silence the person who knew the truth, or tell Kangxi honestly? [This story has nothing to do with history. It’s entirely made up by the author. You won’t regret giving it a try...]