Quickly Transmigrate to Save the Child of Heaven

The morning sun shone brightly in the courtyard. Er Qing had risen early, feeling particularly cheerful. Today, she was going to have her servants plant a variety of rose seeds in the yard. These roses were purchased from the system and were extremely valuable.

Er Qing personally directed her servants, telling them where to plant each seed. She carefully scattered the seeds in the soil, then gently covered it with a thin layer of earth. Her movements were gentle, as if she were protecting her most precious treasure.

The servants also worked very hard. They planted each seed in the most suitable position according to Er Qing's instructions. They knew that these roses were Er Qing's favorites and they had to take good care of them.

After planting the seeds, Er Qing had the servants water them appropriately. She looked at the moist soil, her heart filled with anticipation. She knew these roses would bloom soon, and the courtyard would be filled with fragrance.

Er Qing stood in the courtyard, quietly admiring the fruits of her labor. She imagined the roses blooming, and her heart was filled with joy. She knew that these roses would not only bring her beautiful scenery, but also make her mood more cheerful. Fu Heng looked at everyone busy and asked, "What are you busy with?"

Servant: "This is a flower that Madam asked me to plant. It's called Rose. Madam said it's very beautiful..." Fu Heng nodded and walked into the house. Er Qing saw him and asked: "Why are you free today?"

Fu Heng said, "There's civil unrest in Junggar, and the Emperor has sent Hailancha and I to lead a large army to quell it. We'll be leaving soon, and I want to tell you something. I'm sorry to bother you with family matters, and about mother..."

Er Qing listened and said, "Did you ask to go?"

Fu Heng fell silent. He really wanted to go. Er Qing knew to put down the embroidery in her hand, walked over to Fu Heng and took his hand. Fu Heng wanted to struggle but was afraid of hurting Er Qing so he didn't move. Er Qing put her hand on her stomach and said, "Come back alive!" Fu Heng was surprised and asked, "You?"

Er Qing: "If you don't want your son to be without an Ama before he's even born, then come back to me safely... Or if you want your son to call someone else Ama in the future, and have that person beat your son and sleep with your wife every day..."

Fu Heng said angrily: "You..."

Er Qing said unconvincedly: "What do you mean by 'I'? If you dare to die, I will definitely do that. I will not be a widow to you. You don't like me anyway..." Fu Heng's face was gloomy, and there was a firm light in his eyes. He said angrily: "I won't give you a chance. I will definitely come back safely!" His voice was full of determination and confidence.

Er Qing said, "That's fine. Come back alive!" Then she told the servants to pack Fu Heng's things. After Fu Heng left, Er Qing sent someone to tell Wei Yingluo that Hong Zhou was involved in her sister's death.

After Wei Yingluo learned of this, she tried to plot against Hong Zhou, but failed. The Emperor, upon learning of this, was enraged. When he learned that Wei Yingluo had been taking contraceptive pills, he demoted her to a concubine and sent her to the cold palace. Er Qing, upon learning of this, deliberately had her wasted. The conditions in the cold palace were poor, and Wei Yingluo quickly aged ten years. Her hands became rough, and Er Qing, knowing she had no chance of recovery, left her alone. Instead, she went to the palace to spend more time with the Empress, bringing her some nutritional supplements to encourage her to take care of herself.

Upon hearing Erqing's pregnancy, Emperor Qianlong ordered Li Yu to secretly leave the palace to deliver a thousand-year-old ginseng and a piece of Ganoderma lucidum from the storehouse to her for nourishment. Fearing any accidents, he dispatched an imperial physician specifically to care for Erqing's pregnancy, under the pretext that Fuheng had pacified the Dzungars. Upon learning of this, the Empress quickly expressed her gratitude to the Emperor.