Consort Hua Has No Heir? Lin Daiyu Is Reborn in the Womb and Becomes the Precious Darling of Yikun Palace

In her previous life, she wept herself to death in the Xiaoxiang Pavilion. In this life, she is showered with honors in the Forbidden City.

The Crimson Pearl Immortal Grass, Lin Daiyu, is reincarnated one day as the fetus in Consort Hua's womb in Empresses in the Palace.

It's hell difficulty from the start. Her mother, Consort Hua, has been rendered infertile by Pleasant Fragrance for years. Her maternal uncle, Nian Gengyao, has grown so powerful that he threatens the throne, while the empress plots in secret within the harem. The little one's life is in danger before she is even born.

Fortunately, the Crimson Pearl's true essence comes with a golden finger: she is immune to all poisons, can commune with plants, can turn tears into spiritual medicine, and can purify murderous energy.

Pleasant Fragrance? It is transformed into nourishment for plants while she is still in the womb.

Poisonous schemes and secret attacks? They all fail automatically.

The harem's power struggles? Flowers bloom everywhere the moment she is born, and she is hailed as the reincarnation of a living bodhisattva.

Consort Hua awakens from a love-struck fool into a fierce protector of her child. Yongzheng goes from an emperor skilled in political stratagems to a devoted father. Zhen Huan, Mei Zhuang, and Consort Duan compete to be her "aunties," and even the empress's plans to cause a miscarriage repeatedly come to nothing.

Ling Shu only wants to be a melancholy beauty who keeps a low profile, but the entire harem dotes on her until she becomes their little ray of sunshine.

In her previous life, she was unloved and had to rely on others. In this life, she is surrounded by boundless love.

In this life, she is no longer Daiyu, who died after weeping away all her tears. She is the most honored Princess Guolun Hehui in the Forbidden City.

She uses the power of the Crimson Pearl to foil poisonous schemes and her innocent heart to heal others, leading the women of the harem, who once schemed against one another, toward a different future.