A Qing-Dynasty-Era Tale of Concubine Geng Raising a Child the Buddhist Way

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Blurb: Geng Yijia transmigrates into the Qing Dynasty as Geng, a concubine in Yinzhen's household, with a three-year-old little dumpling clinging to her and calling her Mother.

Before long, Yinzhen will ascend the throne. With her seniority, she can secure herself a consort's rank, and her darling son will even get a prince's title. With Yinzhen as her powerful backer, Geng Yijia immediately decides to kick back with little Hongzhou.

While Side Consort Li tries to get Yinzhen's attention, Geng Yijia lounges in a rocking chair and thinks about what to eat today.

While Lady Niohuru pushes her child to study, Geng Yijia takes Hongzhou out to shoot sparrows with a slingshot.

One day, Hongzhou kicks a ball and knocks over the rosebush Yinzhen planted himself. Geng Yijia rushes to the scene and immediately promises Yinzhen she'll discipline Hongzhou properly.

Once the door is closed, Hongzhou says through a mouthful of food, "Mother, the roasted lamb shank is delicious."

Geng Yijia chews roasted lamb and mumbles, "Don't tell your father."

Yinzhen comes in with a dark expression. "I already know."

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