After Rebirth in the Qing Dynasty, I Became Empress Dowager Thanks to My Cursed Tongue

●●Important: This is a feel-good power fantasy, and just as the blurb says, Kangxi gets pregnant and gives birth. The heroine never suffers in silence! The blurb: Rong Shan transmigrates into a book, a Qing Transmigration novel, where she becomes a cannon-fodder character. In the book, she is Nala Rong Shan, a domineering, jealous, affected woman. The heroine is her younger sister, who constantly uses her as a scapegoat. After causing Rong Shan and her baby to die in childbirth, the sister climbs over her corpse to claim her place. Knowing how her story ends, Rong Shan touches her five- or six-month pregnant belly. Since Kangxi is so biased, why not let him experience the joy of pregnancy for himself? That night, Rong Shan's sharp tongue somehow causes her soul to switch places with Kangxi's. Kangxi used to think that his imperial consorts all got along and loved him to death. After switching bodies with Nala, he discovers that his virtuous empress caused the deaths of several of his children, gentle Ma Jia is so sharp-tongued, and docile, meek Zhang is capable of throwing her weight around... He also thought Nala, suddenly finding herself in his body, would be terrified. He even worried that his tottering Qing dynasty might fall apart as a result. Instead, the Three Feudatories suddenly turn on one another, resolving the great threat to his rule just like that... A little scene: After the imperial consorts pull off a series of schemes, Kangxi, his belly swollen at nine months, takes Rong Shan's hand, deeply moved. “My beloved, you are the only person in this world who truly loves me.” Rong Shan glances at Kangxi's huge belly, clasps his hand in return, and earnestly advises him, “Don't upset yourself. Your happiness is what matters most.” On the day she gives birth, Kangxi curses in the delivery room: “You good-for-nothing, you fool! I hate you! Switch me back right now! Aah!” Outside the delivery room, Rong Shan shakes her head helplessly. Just a few days ago, he said he loved me! ●● Recommended: The author's upcoming book, The Concubine Profession Requires an Inner-Room Power Struggle [Qing Transmigration] Song Yaoyao transmigrates into a young palace maid, trembling in a palace full of people scheming against one another. Neither leaving the palace to marry nor climbing into the emperor's bed is a good choice. She secretly vows: I must work hard to become a formidable chief matron. To reach her goal, Song Yaoyao starts learning all kinds of skills, hoping to work her way up to serving a master. After finally winning the matron's favor, she is bestowed on the Fourth Prince... as his concubine? Who? Who are you talking about? Who am I? That Song who lost two daughters young and was eventually made Consort Mao by Yongzheng? Having seen too many neglected palace consorts fall into ruin and have their allowances cut, Song Yaoyao can only change her goal: survive in the Fourth Prince's household, and live well. Knowing she is naive and foolish, Song Yaoyao is cautious and afraid of being harmed. All she can do is create a persona for herself and cling to the most powerful patron she can find. A love-struck persona that adores the Fourth Prince, goes crazy for him, and bangs its head against walls for him. But perhaps she plays the role too well. Everyone believes that the Fourth Prince's household has a refined, aloof, and graceful side consort who loves him with all her heart. Only Song Yaoyao knows how easy this patron is to please. From having twenty taels in savings to now having three storehouses full of gold, silver, and jewels, plus fields, shops, and estates, she has everything. She sheds grateful tears: Boohoo, I was wrong. Becoming a chief matron isn't the only option... Theme: Take charge of your own happiness