Reborn on the Night I Was Summoned to His Bed—Wasn’t the Crown Prince Supposed to Avoid Women?

[Mother-and-son rebirth + both leads have no other intimate partners + striking size difference + ultra-sweet romance + unconventional palace intrigue; aloof, secretly passionate Crown Prince × alluring, clear-headed palace maid] Kan’er was the lowest-ranking menial servant in the Eastern Palace. With full breasts and shapely hips, she was suddenly reduced to a surrogate for the Crown Princess, expected to bear a child on her behalf. The Crown Prince was cold, austere, and intimidatingly dignified, leaving her trembling and walking on eggshells. Then a great upheaval struck the Eastern Palace. The Crown Princess broke her legs, subjected her to bodily humiliation, and caused her child to become mentally impaired and die tragically. Overcome with remorse and hatred, Kan’er began planning her every move. From favored concubine to favored consort, she watched her former enemies drink poisoned wine before her. With her vengeance finally achieved, Kan’er held the position of empress securely for twenty years! As she lay dying of a terminal illness, the usually cold and unfeeling Emperor Qingzhao’s hair turned completely white overnight. Kan’er: I’m not serving him anymore. I’ll die first. But when she closed her eyes and opened them again, she had returned to the very night she was sent to attend the Crown Prince in bed! Kan’er: Heaven must have sent me back to make it up to Yao-ge’er. I have to work hard at attending him, coax the Crown Prince into bed, and get pregnant as soon as possible! The Crown Princess makes things difficult for her? The other concubines scheme against her? What a joke. She was the champion of palace intrigue in her previous life! They call her a demoness? So what? She’s favored! —Everyone knew that the Eastern Palace had a Liangdi whom the Crown Prince favored above all others, and that all his children were born to this Liangdi. Unfortunately, this Liangdi was of humble birth, and as a child she had even been raised in another household as a future bride. After the new emperor ascended the throne, the position of empress remained vacant, and everyone at court had their own designs. Who could have expected the new emperor to declare that he would make this Liangdi his empress—and dismiss his entire harem for her? Three-year-old Yao-ge’er munched away: “Wonderful! Father and Mother are both different from how they were in my previous life! And I won’t die again!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Reborn on the Night I Was Summoned to His Bed—Wasn’t the Crown Prince Supposed to Avoid Women? — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠