The Great Consort's Daily Life Raising Children

The new novel next door, My Life as Hongshi's Fujin as a Fourth-Rank Concubine, is now underway. If you're interested, go check it out~ She carried children twice, but gave birth to only a pair of daughters. Her husband can even comfort her tenderly without flinching at the blood. Who wouldn't say the First Fujin married well? After dying and transmigrating to the modern era, then being reborn back in time, Irgen Gioro: !!! She slaps someone awake from his dream of having a son, and gets him to dote on their daughters instead. The eldest daughter wants to study, but is turned away because she's a girl? Don't worry, Mother will spend a fortune to hire you a whole group of excellent tutors. The second daughter wants to go into business and earn money to honor her parents? Come on, here's twenty thousand taels of silver for your starting capital! People gossip all over town, saying the First Fujin has lost her mind. That is, until the eldest daughter wins the Emperor's favor, while the second daughter takes her business overseas. The sisters each find success, and even compete to honor their mother, winning her glory and dressing her in fine clothes. They say that without Mother, they would be nothing. The eldest prince? Oh, he's busy slapping the table with the Crown Prince: "My daughter is a prodigy in both literature and martial arts. Why can't she take a husband and inherit the title?" A First Fujin who transmigrated to the modern era after death, then was reborn in the delivery room X a First Prince who does whatever he pleases, loves his wife and daughters more than life, and gleefully clashes with the Crown Prince Reader's Notes: The female lead has only two daughters and will not have any more sons. The eldest daughter will eventually be appointed Princess Royal and take a husband into the family to inherit the title. One-on-one romance. The Crown Prince ascends the throne. The brothers are on good terms and reject infighting, while each of the Nine Dragons puts his talents to use. The story diverges greatly from history and can be read as a parallel-world Qing dynasty time-travel novel. There are many original additions, so please don't nitpick historical accuracy. The next novel might be My Nephew Is Yongzheng. As the pinnacle of the capital's commoner daughters, Shuning has the love of her stepmother, the affection of her brothers, and the support of her elder sister, Consort De. She is eliminated in the imperial consort selection, only to receive an imperial decree arranging her marriage right afterward. Her fiance is descended from a meritorious family, a close confidant of the Emperor, and has eyes only for her. Everyone envies her, and Shuning thinks herself fortunate, too. Only after she unlocks the golden finger of prophetic dreams does she discover that her ideal husband has poor judgment and plenty of nerve. He will get involved in the succession struggle and pick the wrong side. His three sons will drag half the family down with them, and even his tombstone will be altered to read, "Disloyal, unbrotherly, cruel, violent, greedy, and incompetent." Shuning is so miserable she bursts into tears: What can she do if she can't refuse a marriage decreed by the Emperor? After much thought, she can only set her sights on her eldest nephew, one of the successful contenders in her family's struggle among the Nine Dragons. While he's still young, she'll build a relationship with him and aim to become one of the first in line as a future imperial loyalist, leaving a certain someone with no other choice. She sends her eldest nephew embroidery and delicious food every day. If she's not bringing him comfort, she's on her way to do so. And as she keeps giving, she becomes the envy of all the women in the world. As the wife of a First-Class Duke, she makes sure her husband, the First-Class Duke and Commander of the Imperial Bodyguard, has no other woman. Her children surround her, each dutiful and successful. The Emperor even treats her with respect and filial devotion, and rewards pour into her residence one after another. The treatment is almost as good as the Empress Dowager's, isn't it? PS: This is an alternate universe, so please don't nitpick historical accuracy. Previously titled The First Fujin's Guide to Raising Everyone's Darling. The title and blurb have changed, but the premise hasn't. Theme: Work hard, and even a tragic life can become sweet, doting, and satisfying.