A Spring Night’s Mistaken Seduction: The Chaste Imperial Uncle Grips My Waist, His Eyes Burning Red

Jiang Yingyue has the misfortune of transmigrating into a palace-intrigue novel as a cannon-fodder character who dies in childbirth just one chapter after appearing.

The good news: she’s bound to a Childbearing System that rewards her with beauty pills and vitality-enhancing pills for every baby she has! From then on, childbirth complications are a thing of the past, and getting pregnant is as easy as drinking water.

The bad news: it’s hell-level difficulty from the start. She has a face as gentle and lovely as a misty Jiangnan spring, yet a voluptuous, alluring figure that’s bound to attract jealousy.

Everyone in the palace is waiting to see her make a fool of herself.

But who could have guessed that at her very first night with the Crown Prince, she would charm him into staying with her night after night with her mastery of the art of tea?

Later, the Empress tries to harm her? Jiang Yingyue turns the miscarriage plot against her in a clever double trap!

The Noble Consort tries to punish her? The Crown Prince places the imperial seal of the empress in her hands. “I’d give you my life, as long as you have one more child.”

Looking at her System points skyrocketing, Jiang Yingyue says: “Thanks for asking. I’m in the inner palace, and today I’m once again working hard to have babies and become the Empress Dowager!”