Lin Ming's original life goal was to make money and build a career. She never expected to transmigrate and become the Fourteenth Prince's secondary consort, with a little baby calling her Mother right beside her!
Since she was already here, she decided to make the best of it and focus on lying flat.
To keep the energetic Fourteenth Prince out of her sight, the secondary consort makes a scene every day, stirring up trouble wherever she can. Unfortunately, the Fourteenth Prince doesn't play by the rules...
Looking at the four little dumplings she gave birth to, Lin Ming turns to the Fourteenth Prince, who's become her life coach: "My lord, could you come up with some other life goals?"
"I want to be richer than Ninth Brother."
"I'll go earn money for you, my lord."
"I want to expand the borders of the Qing and drive out the barbarians."
"I'll go make weapons for you, my lord."
"I want to have three more babies with my secondary consort."
"Get lost!"
A new year, a new story! A sweet romance with a little angst, and it may not follow history. History buffs, please go easy on me.
Check out my other story, currently in progress: A Guide to the Qianlong Emperor's Youngest Son
Theme: A mother can be strong, but the children's father can't be let off the hook either
The heroine is stupid. She hasn't figured out the character of the original owner yet, so she resists the approach of the Fourteenth Prince. She is afraid that the contrast is not big enough. She even gives her a maid and says that she can't sleep with her for seven or eight years. The original owner must be favored.
Idiot heroine, does she want to die if she still pushes others without fighting for favor?
It's such a mess. It's better to let the original owner come back. The heroine only cares about the original owner's son. She commits suicide every day and really consumes the relationship between the original owner and the Fourteenth Brother. What should Hongchun do?
Forget it if the heroine dies, just go back to modern times, your mind is not clear at all
I feel like there is so much resentment in the comment section. Isn't it because the heroine was so called "brainless" at the beginning because she was just showing off? It's like this anyway, so why not let yourself go. Wasn't she able to adapt to this kind of life from the beginning? Didn't she start to accept this new place only after she calmed down? People grow and need a process. The author doesn't know much about it. After reading it, I felt that the heroine is quite smart. The so-called not smart may be that she is not smart when it comes to love and love, which she does not want to compromise on.
After reading two chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The heroine must have something wrong with her brain.
The main thing the heroine is worried about is finding out that she is not the original owner. She thinks too much.
I like it so much, I put a scarf on it