Consort Xuan's Daily Life Raising Children (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

Synopsis: "Empress Dowager's Daily Life Raising Children (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)" is now open, please collect it!

This story's synopsis.

Wen Shan never expected that one day she would also join the Qing Dynasty transmigration trend. As a member of Kangxi's harem, she neither transmigrated into one of the short-lived three empresses nor became one of the famous Kangxi four consorts. Instead, she became the somewhat obscure Consort Xuan. Consort Xuan of Kangxi, a daughter of the Khorchin Borjigit clan, and daughter of Prince Heshuo Darhan Borjigit Hota.

Wen Shan counted the advantages of this Consort Xuan on her fingers. First, she had a noble background and wasn't particularly favored, so no one in the palace would bother her. Second, she was in excellent health and lived all the way to the Qianlong Dynasty. Third, she had no children, so she didn't have to risk her life from the underworld's gate under the ancient medical standards, nor did she have to get involved in the notorious struggle for succession among the nine princes.

This was simply a perfect body for passively enjoying life and eating melons!

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From a certain day onwards, the small kitchen in Xianfu Palace never rested. The Consort Xuan, of noble Mongolian background, spent three hours a day in it. The remaining two hours were spent in Cining Palace, where she constantly appeased the Grand Empress Dowager and Empress Dowager with piles of food, making them beam with joy.

Having embraced the thigh of Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang, the elder ancestor of the Kangxi Dynasty, Wen Shan happily thought her days of passively living and eating were more secure. Then she discovered that her embrace might be too tight. The future Emperor Yongzheng, Prince Yinzhen, who should have been raised by Noble Consort Tong Jia, was directly assigned to her care by a word from Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang.

Already troubled by how to raise one Fourth Prince Yinzhen, Wen Shan was even more dumbfounded after a short while when she saw another little rascal brought to Xianfu Palace – the Eighth Prince Yinzhen. Looking at these two good sons who climbed trees to catch birds, went into the water to catch fish, ate together, and slept together, showing brotherly affection, Wen Shan couldn't imagine the fierce succession battle between the Fourth Prince's faction and the Eighth Prince's faction in history, where they fought to the death.

Since things were already this chaotic, Wen Shan chose to slack off. A life of growing flowers, raising dogs, cooking, and teasing children was more suitable for her.

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Content Warnings: 1. The author is not a history major and there may be inaccuracies. I will do my best to research and supplement, please be understanding. If there are any errors, I will immediately apologize. However, there will be obvious changes and deviations from history. Please enjoy for entertainment. 2. The female lead will not have children, after all, who wouldn't want to be a mother painlessly? 3. A story about gourmet food and raising children. There is no malice towards any historical figures. If you feel there is, I will immediately apologize.

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Pre-collection novel "The Empress Fucha's Struggle Records"

Synopsis:

Empress Xiaoxianchun, Fucha Shi, was Qianlong's original empress. Her family background was prominent, her clan loyal. She gave birth to two sons and two daughters, but only the younger daughter grew to adulthood. She herself passed away prematurely in the thirteenth year of Qianlong's reign.

Baolin, who transmigrated into Fucha Shi, had mixed feelings about the script she received. She had a good background and was appointed by Yongzheng as the primary consort for Prince Bao, who was practically a declared crown prince, allowing her to live a life of ease all the way to becoming Empress. However, three of her four children died, and she herself didn't live long, destined to be remembered only in Qianlong's lengthy elegies.

Baolin sighed. Since the marriage was already arranged, she had to strive for herself, if not for her children! First, she had to protect her eldest daughter, who died shortly after birth. Then, she had to find a way for her eldest son, Yonglian, to grow up and ascend the throne smoothly. Finally, she had to ensure she didn't die prematurely in the thirteenth year of Qianlong's reign and could hold on until the ultimate goal – becoming the Empress Dowager.

In the fifth year of Yongzheng's reign, Yongzheng decreed that Baolin marry Hongli as his primary consort. In the sixth year of Yongzheng's reign, Baolin became pregnant with her eldest daughter, who died shortly after birth. Just as she was painstakingly and agonizingly giving birth to her precious daughter, she heard the voice of her dowry maid, Furong, crying with joy.

"My Lady, it's a little prince!"

Baolin: What? Where is my precious daughter?

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Kangxi, the Holy Ancestor of Qing, passed away in March of the 61st year of Kangxi at the Changchun Garden. Seeing the Fourth Prince Yinzhen kneeling by his bedside, covering his face and weeping, Kangxi closed his eyes with some satisfaction. At least he had chosen a master for the Qing Dynasty who was firm and unyielding, worthy of his ancestors. But the next moment, when Kangxi opened his eyes again, he saw an unfamiliar palace maid with her hair in a "two-bar" style holding him and almost dropping him in her excitement. She was exclaiming about giving birth to a little prince.

Kangxi: Did I reincarnate and get born again?

After being washed and dressed and finally wrapped in a quilt, Kangxi was dizzily passed through several hands. When he was respectfully handed to Yinzhen, Kangxi's mind completely short-circuited. Yinzhen, you rebellious son! You dare to say I am your grandson! And Hongli became my father!

Content Warnings: 1. Daily life flow, with some historical nodes changed. 2. Emperor Qianlong will most likely be made Taishang Huang (Emperor Emeritus) early. 3. A work of imagination, please enjoy it for fun. Wishing you all a happy reading experience in advance.

Content Tags: Qing Dynasty Transmigration, Palace Marquisate, Gourmet, Lighthearted, Healing, Ensemble Cast.

Main Characters: Wen Shan, Kangxi, Yinzhen, Yinsi, Consort Yi, Consort Rong, Virtuous Consort, etc.

Logline: A Daily Life of Transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty and Raising Children.

Concept: Live life earnestly.