It’s Not Easy Being the Fourth Prince’s Fu Jin

The fourth imperial prince’s Fu Jin, who had time-traveled, was very frustrated. She had to take care of his food, his drinks, and even his concubines! Back then, when I asked you to come, you wouldn’t. Now, when I try to chase you away, you won’t leave. If you want to have a son, go find someone else! The reborn Fourth Prince was even more frustrated. His third son was rebellious, the fourth squandered the family fortune, and the fifth was reckless. Sigh, it still takes a good mother to raise a good son. “Fu Jin, how about we have another child?” Actually, this is just a story about a low-key woman with no experience in romance, transmigrating to the Qing Dynasty, trying hard not to become cannon fodder. T/N: Fu Jin means Wife in Manchu. It’s a title used for the main wife of imperial princes during the Qing Dynasty.