Consort Ling Won't Be a Baby-Making Goddess (Qing Transmigration)

Noble Consort Ling, nicknamed the Goddess of Children, had her children given to other consorts to raise. Yet she was still the favored concubine and villainess in a Qing dynasty transmigration novel.

The heroine, meanwhile, was Empress Nala, a transmigrator who gradually won the emperor's exclusive favor, leaving the Six Palaces all but empty.

After Noble Consort Ling gave birth to the emperor's fifteenth son, she was reborn and summoned an ancestor to fight in the palace intrigues for her.

While the empress and emperor were busy falling in love, Noble Consort Ling won over the other consorts, allied with the Empress Dowager, and taught the fifteenth prince.

Ancestor: Better to be Empress Dowager than a favored concubine!

The fifteenth prince: Mother, when are we going to make Father abdicate?

The consorts: Hurry up and let us become retired consorts, so those two can go be lovey-dovey somewhere else.

The fake eunuch off to the side: How much longer do we have to keep hiding?

About this story:

1. They transmigrate into a Qing dynasty novel where the empress is the emperor's sole favorite. The ancestor does not share the emperor's bed.

2. This is just for fun.

Theme: Women should stand on their own. When love is gone, focus on your career!