In her previous life, she thought he was her cousin, her husband, a good man, and the one she could rely on for the rest of her life. But after being hurt and disappointed again and again, she finally realized he had another identity: the emperor. He was her husband, but he was also the husband of all the other women in the harem. He was her child's father, but he had other children, too. It turned out that neither she nor her child mattered most to him. She had been too naive to believe in the emperor's love, and in the end, she was left battered and broken...
In this life, she is a modern woman with a PhD. By a twist of fate, she obtains a jade pendant and transmigrates to the Qing Dynasty three hundred years in the past, becoming Kangxi's third empress, Empress Xiaoyiren of the Tongjia clan. As Kangxi's first cousin and the eldest daughter of the Tong household, her status means she is destined to enter the palace. She doesn't want to spend her whole life in the glittering Forbidden City, but in this evil feudal society, democracy, freedom, and human rights are like air: you can't see or touch them. So she can only do her best to safeguard her quality of life and personal safety within the limits she has. She may not be a vicious woman, but she's no white lotus or saint, either. Guided by the principles, "If you don't harm me, I won't harm you" and "Don't intend to harm others, but always guard against being harmed," she will carve out a place of her own in the Qing Dynasty. But things here don't seem to match the history books...
Does the heroine want to enter the palace? The emperor has become a stud, so don't marry him.
Why don't you write it? What's going on? Keep writing
A newborn baby cannot control its bowels and bladder, and the heroine actually refuses to breastfeed. I want to say, do you want to let you know that you are special, haha.
Let me first state that I haven't started reading it yet: what I hate the most is the kind of novel that talks about hating someone but ends up choosing that person anyway, especially like being a bitch and building a memorial arch at the same time. It's disgusting. I hope this won't happen. Since she is destined to enter the palace, let's use our imagination to let the heroine live comfortably within a limited range! In addition, Tong Jia is favored but has no children, or has children but is not favored. If you think the heroine loves Kangxi more than the original Tong Jia, then you should write that Kangxi's true love is her. I personally prefer that Kangxi had no true love. In fact, I think most ancient men would not really fall in love with that person, because there are only two symbols of ancient women: a machine that gives birth to children, and a plaything.