The Qing Dynasty: Life After Becoming a Concubine

(Superpowers, group transmigration, adorable children)

After her death, she was posthumously honored as Empress Xiaochun of Emperor Shizong. She was a Guwalgiya of the Plain White Banner, and her younger brother was Grand Secretary Guwalgiya Jiaheng. When Emperor Yongzheng was still a prince, she bore him children and was promoted to Side Consort. In the first year of Yongzheng's reign, she was first named Noble Consort. In the ninth year, she became Imperial Noble Consort and took charge of the Six Palaces. In the tenth year, she was formally made Empress.

New novel: I Want to Be a Dowager Consort in the Qing Dynasty

After transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty, Yu Yao had hoped to live a carefree life. But her family wanted to send her into the harem as a concubine to the Qianlong Emperor, who would rule for sixty years.

Just thinking about it wore her out. Perhaps she wouldn't even live that long, so she might as well become a consort to the Yongzheng Emperor.

At least she was confident she could outlive Yongzheng and become a Dowager Consort. The rest of her life would be much more leisurely.

But after entering the palace, she discovered that Yongzheng wasn't quite the man she'd imagined!

And although all she wanted was to become a Dowager Consort, the imperial harem pushed her into becoming Empress Dowager instead!