The Cherished Little Empress (Qing Dynasty)

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After transmigrating into Qi He, the daughter of Empress Hesheli, Kangxi's empress, Qi He was completely dumbfounded.

Empress Hesheli had such a tragic life. Her first child died young, and she died in childbirth while giving birth to her second.

Qi He didn't want to die so young. If she simply didn't have children, could she live safely to old age?

Unexpectedly, she managed to scrape by until she was twenty, then got pregnant.

Before giving birth, Qi He was so scared that tears welled in her eyes. What if the child didn't survive? What if she died in childbirth? What if the child was born and she died?

Then someone else would raise her child, and her man would become someone else's, too.

Kangxi comforted her. "That won't happen. I belong only to you, Empress, and our son will be raised by you yourself."

Qi He gave birth safely, then hugged her son and swore that she would only have this one child.

Three years later, Qi He was pregnant again.

Qi He cried to Kangxi once more. "I told you to find someone else to have your children with."

Kangxi comforted the empress. "I have emptied the harem for you. I have only you. Where would there be anyone else?"

Kangxi decided that after this child was born, they wouldn't have any more.

Qi He cried again. "The emperor only has two sons. How can that be enough? I'll try harder and have another one."

She had to have at least three children to break the curse of history. Then she wouldn't die.

Qi He was always crying, and Kangxi indulged and soothed her.

He loved and doted on her all the way until she was eighty.

[Respect one another and read rationally.]

● The female lead is a delicate beauty. Sweet romance with one partner throughout. Both are sexually inexperienced.

● The female lead will have children. If you don't like childbirth in stories, please leave. Let the comments section remain for readers who enjoy this story.

● Not historically accurate. The setting is partially fictionalized, with original elements.

● Everyone has different opinions and perspectives. If you don't like this story's premise, please leave and find one you enjoy.

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★The Eldest Prince's Easygoing Little Fortunate Princess (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)★

Blurb:

Foguochun transmigrates into the role of Yinzhi, the eldest prince's second wife.

The fourteen-year-old girl was spoiled at home, never expecting to be assigned to the eldest prince as his second wife before she could even attend the selection ceremony.

Her older sister had been the eldest prince's primary consort. When her sister passed away, their family still had to provide a replacement for that position, so they sent Foguochun to marry him.

The eldest prince was awe-inspiring, with a string of military accomplishments. He was Kangxi's eldest son, and now she was his princess consort.

Whatever might happen in the future, for now Foguochun only cared about eating and drinking well. She would enjoy herself for a few years first.

As for the household affairs, she could leave those to her impressive, dashing brother-in-law.

The little princess consort lazed about and refused to manage the household. The eldest prince couldn't bear dealing with trivial household matters all day, so he resolved to make her learn how to run the household.

But when he went to check on her, good heavens, she was living it up, enjoying a performance by the city's finest all-male opera troupe.

The eldest prince's face darkened.

Foguochun smiled sweetly. "Brother-in-law..."

Yinzhi looked at the delicate, soft little princess consort in front of him and clicked his tongue.

"I'm not your brother-in-law anymore!"

"I'm your man!"

Foguochun tugged on Yinzhi's sleeve and acted coy. "Brother-in-law, don't be mean to me."

The eldest prince was fierce with everyone, but he couldn't bring himself to be harsh with his own little second wife. He'd watched the girl grow up, and now she was his woman. How could he not spoil her?

Sighing, the towering eldest prince picked her up and pretended to be stern. "No more listening to opera from now on."

Foguochun giggled and leaned close to the eldest prince's ear, whispering, "They're not as good at singing as you are, Brother-in-law. Tonight, you can sing for me in our tent again."

The eldest prince, invincible on the battlefield, blushed to the tips of his ears. He hated himself for being unable to assert his authority as a husband. "Y-You're really the bane of my existence!"

1. Set in a fictionalized Qing dynasty, with lots of original details.

2. There is an age gap and a size difference.

3. This is an ancient-era brother-in-law romance. Please proceed with caution if that's not your thing.

4. This is a fictionalized period novel. Please don't compare it with real-life rules and customs.

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