I Helped the Emperor's Harem Remarry Their True Loves (Transmigrated Into a Book)

Cui Mei, a medical student, transmigrates into a novel whose blurb was all she had read. She becomes the vicious Crown Princess and Empress who causes trouble for the male and female leads. There are three other villains like her in the harem. The lousy emperor: I only love Yun Jin. The rest of you are just tools to keep the balance. The three consorts and the empress: Sure, sure, whatever you say. Consort Hui: Not as good as her childhood sweetheart, the general. Consort Xian: Not as good as the strong and capable guard. Consort Rong: Not as good as the gentle, caring imperial physician. Cui Mei, the gynecological expert, mother of penicillin, pioneer of modern medicine, and guardian of women and children everywhere: Why not take his throne, then bring his younger brother into the harem? Prince Qi knows that his feelings for his sister-in-law are forbidden by the world. An impassable gulf lies between them, but he still can't control this secret, taboo love. Even though he can see the woman he loves every day, he doesn't dare let the empress, a paragon for all women and renowned for her virtue, know the feelings he keeps repressed inside. Then he discovers that the empress has helped Consort Hui remarry, has helped Consort Xian remarry, and is preparing to help Consort Rong remarry. A general, a guard, an imperial physician... a prince works too! #The empire and I both belong to you# The lousy emperor and the original female lead are an exclusive one-on-one couple. The empress and the consorts in the various palaces each have their own partners. The romance develops relatively late. The heroine is clear-eyed, and the hero is helplessly devoted. Upcoming novel: Become Empress Dowager After Three Marriages in a Chaotic Era The heroine transmigrates as a beautiful peasant girl. Bandits descend from the mountains and raid her village, and she has no choice but to be kidnapped and made their chieftain's wife. In the midst of a chaotic era, warlords vie for power. The bandit chieftain leads his men down the mountain to join the army. With some luck, he earns the rank of a centurion, and the heroine goes from being a bandit chief's wife to a general's wife. Men grow bad when they get rich. While she is pregnant, the bandit chieftain takes a new woman into the household. The heroine: I don't care. Just give me money. When she is about to give birth, the bandit chieftain leads his troops into battle and never returns. A certain lord: I'll take care of your wife and children. Go without worry. So she takes her newborn baby and recognizes the lord as the child's adoptive father. Later, her adoptive father becomes her stepfather... Content warnings: The heroine marries three times, for real. Each marriage is official, consummated, and produces a child. This novel is all about complicated relationships between men and women. All three late husbands are impure and are little more than tools. There are no feelings, only scheming: get promoted, get rich, and let your husband die. Theme: Pioneer modern medicine and save lives.