[Qing Transmigration] Is Kangxi Marrying into the Family Today?

After transmigrating into the body of a country's empress, Jing Zhao transmigrates to the Qing Dynasty with her entire nation! After finally putting an end to the turmoil at home, she finds herself facing the awkward predicament of being pressured into marriage. A ritual sacrifice she had planned to get through perfunctorily goes awry, linking her dreams with those of the greatest emperor in history! A handsome face and a good figure are all well and good, but she has to face a feudal emperor with three palaces and six courtyards full of consorts, who more or less treats his country and empire as his wife... She became an empress, not so she could suffer in the Qing Dynasty! A son would be fine, one already there, since he has plenty of sons. As for a man... no thanks! Kangxi has just put down the Three Feudatories and is riding high when a "seductress" gets the better of him. She has a stunning beauty she seems unaware of, and when he isn't looking, she even wins over Baocheng's heart. Looking at the innocent expressions on the faces of the big one and the little one, he can only put up with being squeezed out by their little alliance. Just when he thinks she isn't all that important to him, the dream shatters. Only after losing her for good can he drop his stubborn act and admit frankly that he can't live without her! What does it matter if they can't be together for life, just the two of them? As long as she comes back, what does it matter? After all, they already "have" Baocheng. Three years later, he discovers that the woman is the Empress of Jing. Meanwhile, after lying unconscious for three years, the woman wakes up and is getting ready to... take a husband? He rushes to Jing in one determined burst. At the husband-selection ceremony, Kangxi grits his teeth and says, "You're just looking for a live-in husband, right? I'll marry into your family!" Compared with a happy life with her, what does his pride matter? This story completely overturns the Qing Dynasty's patriarchal norms. The divine authority of the Jing Dynasty clashes and blends with the imperial power of the Great Qing. Between conflicts and cooperation across nations, love, family ties, and royal power, which matters most? Though it is a Qing transmigration story, it is essentially set in an alternate world. I write purely for fun, so please don't get hung up on the history. Historical purists, please go easy on me. Theme: Women should be self-reliant, and love requires both sides to give.