Transmigrate to Raise Little Ones

A large forehead, a rat's tail, and a mouthful of yellow teeth; a brutal and bloodthirsty nature at his core.

I've read dozens of chapters already, and the plot moves quite fast, not dragging at all. Judging from the title, I thought I'd be born with a child, but it turns out I'm still a baby!

The author quietly finished one book and quietly started a new one; they really are a Zen-like person.

Another hiatus! The author's books are always on hiatus, dragging on and on.

Many chapters are going around in circles.

Does the author have a dedicated discussion group for readers? I can shout it out in there when there's an update.

Emperor Kangxi was raised by his grandmother, Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang, and all political affairs were discussed with the Grand Empress Dowager. The Grand Empress Dowager didn't speak Mandarin; her role was mainly to care for the fifth prince and provide for his old age, so she had little real influence. The author is advised to check the book.

The age of the female lead's mother when she gave birth to the female lead is too high. In the Qing Dynasty, women were 14-16 years old, and men were 16-20. If we use the older age, the female lead's mother was born before she was 40. Her brother also had children, so how can it be said that she gave birth to the female lead in her 40s or 50s?

Will an empress appear in the future? Will the male and female protagonists raise an empress?