My Daughter Is the Late Empress Who Was Once His White Moonlight

Song Yu transmigrates from a white-collar office worker in the twenty-first century to become the wife of Yan Zhen, Vice Minister of Revenue in the Yu Dynasty. She has three sons and a daughter.

Today, she receives an imperial decree appointing her daughter, Yan Yunzhu, as the wife of Prince Cheng, the seventh prince. The original owner had planned to marry her daughter to her nephew on her maternal side. The decree is such a shock that she cannot take it and dies, allowing Song Yu, a soul from another world, to take over her body.

Wait, Yan Zhen, Prince Cheng, Yan Yunzhu?

Aren't these characters from that fast-food novel she read before transmigrating?

The female lead in that book is Wang Xi, the emperor's second empress. Because she bears a six-tenths resemblance to the emperor's beloved first empress, Yan Yunzhu, she enters the palace and immediately wins his favor. In the end, she becomes the most beloved woman in the harem, rising from a low-ranking concubine to empress. It is also her son who ultimately inherits the throne.

In other words, her daughter is the beloved first wife in the emperor's heart. The couple is deeply devoted to each other. They have two children in three years and four in six, and he remembers her for the rest of his life. But all four of the children Yan Yunzhu bears, two sons and two daughters, die young. Brokenhearted, she dies of illness before she turns thirty.

Wang Xi has always seen her resemblance to Yan Yunzhu as a stain. After she becomes empress dowager, the Yan family is sentenced to have their property confiscated and be exiled to the frontier.

Song Yu: "..."

She can't help reaching out with an E'rkang hand. Wait, I think there's still time to save this!

First, she needs to start by telling her daughter, "Have fewer children and raise them well, for a happy life."

Theme: [A Happy Life]