[Qing Transmigration] Consort Dowager of Three Reigns

Tan Ya transmigrates as Sehetu, a low-ranking consort of Kangxi who has just given birth, and lies in bed wishing she could die all over again. It is the fiftieth year of Kangxi's reign, and the prince Sehetu struggled to deliver, Yinhou, is number twenty-two in the line of succession. Tan Ya doesn't want to attend the emperor, so despite being as strong as an ox, she begins playing the part of a frail beauty every day. Her bargain-bin son was historically only a prince of the third rank by the time he died, nameless and incapable, with his descendants stripped of their titles. He was a complete nobody. Now he is sometimes clever and sometimes foolish. The cleverness surely comes from Tan Ya, while the foolishness comes from the sweet, naive Sehetu. Tan Ya: It doesn't matter. The two of us may not amount to much, but our rank in the family is high. As long as we live long enough, we'll have everything we could want! PS: 1. Derivative works without a central couple are listed under danmei derivative fiction. Ask me why, and I'll say it has nothing to do with the author. 2. This is an alternate-history novel. Coming soon: The Princess's Consort Synopsis: Pei Jun enlisted for military service, fought for years, and won many battles, eventually becoming a famed general of the Ye dynasty. What the world didn't know was that Pei Jun, despite the masculine name, was a woman. With the war over, Pei Jun's next plan was to retire from military service and return to the countryside, leaving court life behind for good. But the emperor was wary of her and valued her abilities, and wanted to take her as his daughter's consort. Pei Jun: “...” I can't do it, Your Majesty. I can't give the princess any sexual satisfaction! Whether she defied the imperial decree or deceived the emperor, she would die either way. Pei Jun faced her fate with righteous resolve... and chose to die later rather than sooner. That one moment of cowardice set her on the path to a ridiculous life. A princess of noble birth, a cultured concubine, a sweet and charming maid, and a confidante who had fallen into the red-light district... But the princess was in love with someone else and left Pei Jun to play daddy. The concubine liked to lecture and smacked her palm. The maid dealt with her using nothing but a needle. And the confidante... better not ask. They also did everything they could to cultivate General Pei's public image as a “gentle and affectionate man.” Women everywhere fell for General Pei, while men everywhere envied him for “keeping beauties on both arms and living the high life.” What they didn't know was that General Pei liked men too, but could only treat them like brothers. General Pei had no way to explain her predicament: The blessings of having a wife and concubines aren't easy to enjoy. One quick chop would be more merciful. Theme: Stay alive, but don't live like a dog.