Consort Hui’s Daily Life Raising Kids (Qing-transmigration)

Yunxiu, who made a wish at the Yonghe Palace to be a “rich second-generation” child in her next life, woke up to a piece of good news and a piece of bad news. The good news: her wish was granted. She became a top-tier “rich second-generation” and “official second-generation” with connections at the very center of power. The bad news: the wish was tweaked just a tiny bit. She wasn’t in the 21st century, but in the Kangxi era of the Great Qing. She was Consort Hui, a Borgijit of the Mongol clans, and Kangxi’s earliest partner in the Manchu-Mongol marriage alliance. She was the Empress Dowager’s biological niece and Grand Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang’s grandniece. Her background was top-tier, and her backing was top-tier. The only problem was that, historically, this Consort Hui died less than a year after entering the palace. Having received this script, Yunxiu fell into a long silence. First, she would set a small goal: survive for more than a year. —— Having successfully made it to the 19th year of Kangxi’s reign, Yunxiu’s life had become quite comfortable. Every day, she ate, drank, strolled through the gardens, played cards and chatted with the two “Old Ancestors,” listened to palace gossip, and teased the little toddler, the Fifth Prince Yinqi, who was being raised in the Palace of Benevolent Tranquility. Until one day, the imperial physician detected a pregnancy pulse. The Empress Dowager and the Grand Empress Dowager were overjoyed. Ten months later, Yunxiu gave birth to a fair and chubby son. Yunxiu counted on her fingers; there were already seven princes in the palace, which meant her dear son was… The Eighth Prince of the Kangxi era, the famous Prince Lian—Aquina, Yinsi. Yunxiu’s vision went dark. Looking at her dear son, she felt her retirement life was in grave jeopardy. —— Gazing at her newborn son Yinsi, Yunxiu sighed and began to ponder how to protect this unfortunate mother-son duo so they wouldn’t be purged and liquidated when the time came. Racking her brains, Yunxiu decided to do something big. She would make sure the “Eight Virtuous Prince” and the future Emperor Yongzheng shared the same pair of pants from childhood, growing up together in brotherly affection. That way, even if they took different sides when they grew up, they might still be left a path to survive. However, after a few years of Yunxiu’s maneuvering, she fell silent as she looked at Yinzhen, who had been moved to the Palace of Lasting Spring to be raised alongside Yinsi. She hadn’t actually planned on raising Yinzhen herself. Following the principle of “if you’re herding one sheep, you might as well herd two,” Yunxiu rolled up her sleeves and began raising the children. In the end, however, the affection between the brothers Yinzhen and Yinsi clearly exceeded Yunxiu’s expectations. Stroking her chin, Yunxiu watched Yinsi follow Yinzhen around all day calling him “Fourth Brother” this and “Fourth Brother” that, while Yinzhen became an unstoppable “little brother-obsessed demon.” She felt her retirement life was secure again—and it might even have received an upgrade. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Consort Hui’s Daily Life Raising Kids (Qing-transmigration) — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠