Raising a Son in the Qing Dynasty [Quick Transmigration]

Lan Yin, who had spent her whole life firmly childfree, was bound to a Childrearing System. Not only did she transmigrate to the Qing Dynasty several hundred years ago, the System also forced her to raise sons!

During the Kangxi era, the imperial harem was rife with intrigue and open rivalry. Consort De of Yonghe Palace was the most beautiful and talented woman in the harem, and had every chance of becoming its undisputed queen of intrigue! But Consort De had no interest in that. Harem politics were meaningless. Raising children was the way to win while doing nothing!

Consort Hui exhausted herself trying to help her son become the emperor’s heir, but the First Prince ended up dying in confinement after twenty-six years.

Consort Yi schemed every which way to win the emperor’s favor, but Yinzhen was renamed “Seshehei” and died under house arrest.

Consort De, however, raised a son who became emperor and was honored as the Empress Dowager, living a life of splendor and comfort.

In Kangxi’s eyes, Consort De never fought for power or profit and devoted herself wholeheartedly to raising her children. He declared, “You alone have won my heart!” and cherished her above all others throughout his life.

During the Yongzheng era:

Qi Consort Li was as beautiful as ice and jade, and was Yongzheng’s most favored consort. She gave birth to three sons in a row.

But Yongzheng had one problem: ever since she had children, Li seemed unwilling to be intimate with him.

Then one day, Li finally spoke in her sleep: “Fourth Master, please move aside. Don’t get in the way of me raising my sons!”

The blurb is provisional. Each world is a parallel world.

Theme: Discovering the brilliance of human nature in ordinary life