[Qing Transmigration] The Imperial Noble Consort's Daily Life Raising Kids

Pediatrician Tong Qingyi transmigrates into the body of Kangxi's cousin, the first Imperial Noble Consort of the Qing dynasty, Lady Tong.

Her family is powerful, her rank is high, and she has no grand ambitions in life. So she decides to raise children.

First Prince: The Imperial Noble Consort makes the best pastries. I want her to be my mother.

Crown Prince: When I'm sick, the Imperial Noble Consort blows on me and I feel better. I want her to be my mother.

Third Prince: The Imperial Noble Consort speaks English and knows arithmetic. I want her to be my mother.

Fourth Prince: Don't you all have mothers of your own? Why are you trying to steal mine?

Imperial Noble Consort: Other people's little dumplings are more fun to raise. (I'm not having any of my own, anyway.)

Grand Empress Dowager: The Imperial Noble Consort is filial, sensible, well-read, and witty. She has truly won my heart.

Princes and princesses: Every day, we work hard to move into Chengqian Palace.

Other consorts: Chengqian Palace is always in chaos. The emperor definitely doesn't like going there.

Emperor Kangxi sets the record straight: My cousin is so busy, the food at Chengqian Palace smells wonderful, and the princes and princesses are so well-behaved. I'll choose an auspicious day to make her empress.

Imperial Noble Consort: Thanks for asking, but I'd like to lie low for another five hundred years.

The story mainly focuses on raising the Fourth Prince as her own child, along with the other princes and princesses.

Child-rearing, good food, warm and healing.

There should be no romance. If there is, it'll be one-sided on someone else's part.

Theme: Promote the traditional virtues of respecting the elderly and caring for the young