The Virtuous Fourth Consort (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

My new novel, Leisurely Grand Princess (Qing Dynasty), is now online. If you're interested, please check it out! Baozhu: What's our goal? All the concubines: Have sons and daughters, and make steamed buns! Baozhu: What about the Fourth Prince? All the concubines: Go sit somewhere cool and stay out of our way! - After transmigrating from the apocalypse, Baozhu finds herself as the Fourth Prince's principal wife, a woman who held a high position in history but had neither her husband's favor nor any children. She married at ten, lost her son at twenty-three, became empress at forty-one, and died at fifty. Her life was uneventful, leaving no mark on history. And because Emperor Yongzheng had so few sons, she was branded as "scheming," "jealous," and "wicked"... Baozhu thinks it over. She can't follow the original owner's path! And so, the population of the Fourth Prince's household suddenly starts booming: Four or five more concubines every year? Envy! Six or seven more sons and daughters each year? Jealousy! Hundreds of maids and eunuchs entering the household every year? I hate it! For a while, the Fourth Prince, once unloved by both his father and mother, is in high spirits and full of fighting spirit. But one day, Baozhu stops the beaming Fourth Prince. "My lord, there are so many people in the household and the expenses are enormous. We've spent all the money in the common fund, and there doesn't seem to be enough room for everyone, either. Don't you think it's time you went out to earn a living and support the family..." The Fourth Prince, who has somehow gone broke: "..." Where did all my money go? =★=★★~Author's Recommendations~★★=★= ★~A Friend's New Novel~★ Picked Up a Puppy: Esports, by Mao Ba Liang ★~Completed Novels~★ Buddhist Lin Madam [Dream of the Red Chamber], see my author page ★~Simultaneous Serial~★ Buddhist Favorite Concubine [Dream of the Red Chamber], see my author page =·Coming Soon #1★ The Villainous Fourth Princess·= As the Fourth Princess, Yuzhu knows how to please her difficult mother-in-law, keep her ambitious concubines in check, share a loving marriage with the Fourth Prince, and manage the household. Who in all of the Qing Dynasty doesn't call her virtuous and capable? Then one day, she's suddenly told that she's actually the villain in a Qing Dynasty transmigration novel. Her labels are "honey-tongued and treacherous," "cruel," and "jealous." What's more, she'll eventually fall out with the Fourth Prince by opposing his beloved favorite. Once he takes the throne, she'll be banished to the Cold Palace before she can spend even a single day as empress. Yuzhu: "...?!" Whoever wants to be this unlucky Fourth Princess can have the job! The Fourth Prince pulls her into his arms. "Who started this rumor? Guards, give them a hundred lashes!" PS: The heroine did not transmigrate into a book. The Fourth Prince transmigrated after Yongzheng ascended the throne. He is not the novel's original male lead. Also known as: The Fourth Princess Wants a Divorce =·Coming Soon #2★ Leisurely Grand Princess (Qing Dynasty)·= After transmigrating, Mingxi becomes the Grand Princess who, in history, favored sons over daughters but gave birth to four daughters in a row. She eventually ruined her health trying to have a son and died not long afterward. Mingxi panics. I don't want to die young! Before long, word spreads throughout the Qing Dynasty that the valiant, handsome First Prince has been driven out of his bedroom by the Grand Princess. The news comes with a cry: "My lord, spare me!" The very next day, a stream of pink sedan chairs is seen being carried into the palace. The cries are so anguished, the behavior so scandalous, and the resistance so resolute that people can't help but imagine all sorts of unspeakable things. So what exactly did the First Prince do to make the Grand Princess fight back at all costs, even if it meant sacrificing her reputation for virtue? Kangxi offers a word of advice: "Baoqing, she is the eldest daughter-in-law of the imperial family, and represents its dignity. You'd better be careful." The First Prince: "..." So, what exactly did I do to the Grand Princess? -_-# Theme: