What on Earth Happened to Me After I Transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty?

Blurb: If you ask which era is best to transmigrate into during the Qing dynasty, the obvious choices are the Kangxi era, when the Nine Princes fought over the throne; the Yongzheng era, with its icy-faced Fourth Prince; or, failing that, the reign of the romantic emperor Qianlong. However, the unlucky transmigrator Xie Cixi found herself in the Daoguang era, at the end of the Qing dynasty. And that wasn't even the worst part. She had actually transmigrated into the young Empress Dowager Cixi... And so the story begins... New novel recommendation: Wang Xifeng in the Seventies. If you like it, please add it to your favorites! Blurb: Wang Xifeng thought she was born under an unlucky star. It was bad enough that everyone could see how unlucky she'd been in her previous life. After being reborn, she became the village's most famous simpleton. At last, she took a liking to a good-for-nothing, only for the man to get into trouble again just a few days after they began enjoying their sweet romance. Then the times changed, and the man finally came into his own. But now some little temptress was trying to steal him from her! What is this nonsense? Damn it! But... perhaps she wasn't quite so unlucky after all. Somehow, the money in her bank account had grown to exceed the combined wealth of the Rongguo Mansion, making all those who once looked down on her green with envy. Her spirit spring space quietly built up her good karma, clearing away the sins of her past life and accumulating virtuous merit that would bless generations to come. Their twins turned out to be so precociously clever it was unbelievable, bright and lively, with a wicked abundance of ideas. As for the man who attracted little temptresses... he was a good one too. He even chose to remain faithful to her. The man with his arms around her waist wasn't pleased. "Am I only 'a good one' to you?" After being thoroughly worn out all night, Wang Xifeng instantly backed down. "No, no. My husband has to be the best." The man lightly bit her ear and chuckled. "That's more like it..." New novel recommendation: The Villain's Lackey Blurb: The first rule of being a lackey: Loyalty. As a lackey who relied on villains to stay alive and make a comfortable living, Zhuo Wenxi declared that she was absolutely loyal. The second rule of being a lackey: Competence. As a white-collar wage slave who had transmigrated into a book and started over, Zhuo Wenxi declared that she could hold her own. The third rule of being a lackey: Knowing how to flatter the boss. As a working professional who believed in learning for as long as one lived, Zhuo Wenxi declared that she would find a book and study up. The fourth rule of being a lackey: Knowing how to read the boss's mind and becoming the worm in his gut. Zhuo Wenxi sneaked a glance at her boss, who barely ever changed his expression, and silently thought: This one might be asking a little too much... The ultimate goal of being a lackey: Becoming someone the boss can't do without. Luan Zhongchen looked down at his shy little secretary and felt that his dark, ugly, battered heart seemed to have been given a new life. ...And that's how, with the help (read: coercion) of The Villain's Lackey System, Zhuo Wenxi set off down the broad road to becoming a top-tier lackey, never to turn back. Along the way, she also healed the villain, whose heart was dark and overgrown with thorns. Couple: Lackey Zhuo Wenxi and her villainous boss, Luan Zhongchen Theme: