After Becoming Consort Rong, I Started Taking Care of My Health (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

New story next door: "The Laid-Back Consort's Persona Never Crumbles" is now available. If you like it, please add it to your collection. Yun Hua, who died in the apocalypse, gets a new life and transmigrates into the most tragic consort in Kangxi's reign: Consort Rong, a member of the Ma Jia clan. Consort Rong had five sons and one daughter over the course of her life, but only one son and one daughter survived. Yun Hua transmigrates after the death of her third child. Ma Jia is so devastated that she falls gravely ill, and Yun Hua takes her place. Frequent pregnancies and years of sorrow have left Yun Hua with an unhealthy body. Fortunately, the space from her previous life has come with her. After the space mutated, it left her a precious inheritance. As long as she doesn't bring about her own death, she still has a long life ahead of her! What's the point of fighting for favor? Wouldn't it be happier to raise children, grow flowers, and play with dogs every day? From now on, she will take good care of her health and try to outlive Consort Ding, supposedly the longest-lived woman in the harem! Then she'll outlast that jerk Kangxi too! P.S. 1. The heroine will never fall in love with Kangxi, and Kangxi only dotes on her, without loving her. 2. Some details are invented. Readers who care about strict historical accuracy should proceed with caution. If you hate it, that's on you. 3. This is a slice-of-life story about the harem. Life is peaceful, with some palace intrigue, but not much. Theme: Love life wholeheartedly, and always live with passion.