Since We're All in the Qing Dynasty, Who's Going to Spoil You?

Shu Hua was tired of the apocalypse, where there was nothing to eat or drink. Even with a wood-type ability, she couldn't grow crops in the harsh environment. One by one, people starved to death, including her. Then, in a single day, she transmigrated into the Qing dynasty and became the neglected, childless Fifth Prince's Consort. The Fifth Prince, praised for his kind heart and gentle nature, dotes on his secondary consort while trampling his wife's dignity and allowing others to walk all over her. Shu Hua says she controls the household and holds the purse strings. All she wants is to eat and drink to her heart's content. But the original owner's dying wish is something she insists Shu Hua fulfill. She never got to be a mother in her lifetime and insists Shu Hua have several children, or she won't give up her body. How could Shu Hua agree? Who else would enjoy her delicacies: water shield jelly with egg, chestnuts roasted with pheasant, abalone and bird's nest congee, rock sugar bird's nest soup, barbecued venison, red-date and black-bone chicken soup...? The nanny says: A woman must speak softly and be tender and affectionate to win a man's favor. The maid says: A woman must be stunningly beautiful, with skin like jade, to win a man's favor. Shu Hua scoffs. How hard can having a baby be? She lashes a whip around the Fifth Prince's waist and drags him toward the main courtyard... The male lead's perspective: Yinqi dislikes his wife, not only because her family background and dowry are inferior to those of the other princes' consorts, embarrassing him, but also because she is plain-looking and dull. He knows the women in the household are arrogant and contemptuous toward his wife, but...what does that have to do with him? But can someone tell him why his wife has suddenly changed? Whether he's just returned from work or is visiting another courtyard, his wife dares to loop a whip around him and drag him to the main courtyard. He doesn't even dare tell anyone, for fear of losing face. Two months later, after being driven out of the main courtyard, he hears that his wife is pregnant. Yinqi is furious. Is having babies all he's good for? ●● Recommended upcoming book by the author: [Qing Transmigration] The Fifth Prince's Consort Swap Their Daily Lives After dying peacefully in old age, the Fifth Prince's Consort, Hetalara, is reborn on the second day after her wedding. She doesn't want to live through the same life a second time. Just as she gives up and decides to coast through life, she discovers that she and the Fifth Prince have swapped bodies. She's become the Fifth Prince? The Fifth Prince, inexplicably turned into the consort, is furious. Why did everything change when he woke up? His consort spends every day enjoying herself outside, completely ignoring his miserable situation. When he tells his consort, she brushes him off: "What? The concubines are provoking you? Nonsense! They're so gentle and kind. Why are you making things hard for them?" "What? The servants are withholding your allowance? It's a good chance to eat lighter. You need to lose weight!" "What? Mother is giving you a hard time? Mother has it tough. You should show her filial respect!" He has no choice but to roll up his sleeves and fight them tooth and nail. Hetalara, wearing the Fifth Prince's face and spending his money, eats, drinks, and enjoys life to the fullest. [Note: They swap bodies once and will never swap back.] Theme: A change of perspective may reveal a much wider horizon