Fu Heng's Everyday Life as a Dad (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

Fulong'an's aunt was Empress Fucha, his uncle by marriage was the Qianlong Emperor, and his father was the loyal and valiant Duke Fuheng. He was born at the very peak of life! To form an alliance with the Fucha family, Qianlong betrothed the little princess of Noble Consort Chun to Fulong'an. Six-year-old Fulong'an: I'm still a baby. What's a wife? After the betrothal, Fulong'an became an imperial son-in-law and began studying in the palace at the Imperial Study. "Your Majesty, Lord Fu, the imperial son-in-law skipped class with Fifth Prince Yongqi!" "Your Majesty, Lord Fu, the imperial son-in-law got into a fight with Prince Heqing's heir!" Fuheng's brow twitched. Afraid his son would go too far, make a scene in the Imperial Study, and incur the emperor's wrath, he watched as Qianlong casually stamped a seal onto a painting and smiled as if it were nothing. "A young man who never acts wild isn't really young! This quiet palace needs some excitement. As long as the imperial son-in-law is happy, that's all that matters." Fuheng: ...Your Majesty, is it really all right to spoil my son this much? The second book in the Fucha family series. Fuheng and his wife raise their little one in a warm, everyday story. Upcoming novel: The Princess Consort's Easygoing Days. Please add it to your reading list! Synopsis: Ru Yin transmigrates into a Qing-dynasty palace novel. The heroine is Empress Xiaohe, wife of Emperor Jiaqing, Yongyan. Ru Yin, meanwhile, is Yongyan's first wife, a jealous, attention-seeking background character. After Yongyan ascends the throne, Ru Yin dies after being empress for just one year! The heroine is duly made empress and rules the imperial harem! Ru Yin, who has transmigrated into a book, declares: What good is a man's affection? How many lives is it worth? My goal is to live long and enjoy my riches! The heroine wants his affection? She can have it! As long as I don't die, she'll only ever be a noble consort! Ru Yin deliberately keeps her distance from Yongyan because she wants to stay healthy and protect her life. But lately the usually distant Yongyan keeps coming to her room. His voice is low and husky as he murmurs, "Yin Yin, shall we have a child?" Ru Yin's heart says no: Having a child will shorten my life! Staying alive matters more. Whoever wants a child can have one! Theme: Be upright as an official, tender as a husband, and firm as a father.