My Billionaire Parents Found Me [Reborn]

[New book: The Consort's Daily Life Raising Children in the Imperial Harem (Qing Dynasty), now available. Visit the author's page to add it to your collection!] [About this story] In her previous life, Kou Yi was reunited with her rich biological parents. She spent her days eating, traveling, and shopping, living the good life to the fullest. Then an accident sent her back to the time before her parents had found her. With a second chance at life, she isn't at all flustered by the scumbag and the horrible people in front of her. But then, after waiting and waiting, she still hasn't met her biological parents. Instead, she learns that they have a different daughter now. Kou Yi: Is this any way to treat a person? · Much later, Kou Yi is finally recognized by Zheng Lianhua, a billionaire. She makes a grand entrance at a lavish ceremony. The PUBG fans watching the spectacle whisper among themselves: Why does the heiress of this billionaire family look so much like the top PUBG player who has caused a sensation in the game? Kou Yi: No need to thank me. It's true, that's me. I'm not exactly rich. I just bought the streaming platform, that's all. The PUBG community explodes. Spectators: Dad, do you need another kid? [New book: The Consort's Daily Life Raising Children in the Imperial Harem (Qing Dynasty), now available. Visit the author's page to add it to your collection!] Cheng Wan, a 996 office worker, wakes up in the Qing imperial harem, in the body of a concubine who has just given birth. Good news: The original host's baby boy survived, and she became a mother without the pain of childbirth. Bad news: The boy was born with a leg condition. The emperor despises him, and his mother has lost favor as a result. It turns out she has become Cheng Fei, a member of the Dai Jia clan who remained a low-ranking concubine all her life and was only promoted because of her age near the end of the Kangxi Emperor's reign. Her son is the pitiful Seventh Prince, a forgotten figure in the struggle among the Nine Princes. Thinking of this, Cheng Wan hides under the covers and muffles her laughter. Being Cheng Fei is great. She doesn't have to take part in the harem's power struggles and can avoid the struggle among the Nine Princes at the end of Kangxi's reign. In history, the original Cheng Fei not only outlived Kangxi, but lived to nearly eighty. As long as she stays healthy, she's got a long and happy life ahead of her! · After giving birth to the Seventh Prince and falling out of favor, the low-ranking concubine Dai Jia moves into the remote West Wing, where she begins a life of endless cold-palace solitude. But once the doors are shut, Cheng Wan keeps busy, beginning a carefree life devoted to wellness: Growing vegetables, doing crafts, getting up early and going to bed early, exercising, and playing with the baby. At last, she's enjoying the carefree life of living alone that she dreamed of during her 996 days. A few months later, when Dai Jia appears again, she's rosy-cheeked, healthy, and more beautiful than ever. The other concubines: Wait, life in the cold palace is that good? · Cheng Wan had planned to stay healthy and live long enough to see the next emperor's reign, but gradually she begins to notice that something is different. A few little inventions help her get close to Imperial Noble Consort Tong. Her beloved son somehow ends up spending time with the Fourth Prince. Then Kangxi comes to talk to her, too. One day, Cheng Fei, who has been promoted twenty years ahead of schedule, falls into deep thought. This plot seems a little off. Theme: Independence, self-reliance, democracy, and science