A Crossover of Film and Television: Miao Miao's Life Transmigration

One day, the prince was resting in Zhuxi Garden when a commotion came from outside. Kexin rushed into the inner room and said anxiously, "Your Highness, Princess, someone from Fuying Courtyard just came to say that the concubine has gone into premature labor."

The prince and Su Luyun quickly got up, tidied themselves up, and went to Fuying Courtyard together.

Outside Fuying Courtyard, all the women of the mansion had arrived. Fucha Langhua, heavily pregnant, was waiting in the courtyard for the concubine to give birth. Gao Shi looked impatient, and it was clear that Gao Xiyue and Qingying had a deep-seated conflict.

Hailan came to help, but unfortunately, Hailan had a toothache that night, which caused her face to become asymmetrical. However, she was worried about her sister and insisted on staying to watch over Qingying, otherwise she wouldn't feel at ease.

Princess Jin, Princess Fucha, and Princess Chen didn't show much expression. After all, Princess Fucha had the eldest prince, Princess Jin had Cheng Suan, and Princess Chen didn't receive much favor. Even though Su Luyun helped her gain attention, Princess Chen's personality was boring, so she wasn't very popular.

From the delivery room, Qingying's painful cries could be heard. Her face was covered in sweat, and she was now somewhat delirious from the pain.

When the prince brought Su Luyun to Fuying Courtyard, this was the scene. Qingying's painful cries could be heard. Su Luyun frowned. She gave Qingying a pregnancy pill. Although it was not as effective as a natural childbirth pill, it would not be as painful.

Qingying was ambushed. Su Luyun carefully scanned everyone's expressions. When she saw Fucha Langhua, she paused for a moment, then silently scanned the others. Qingying must have been ambushed by Fucha Langhua.

Su Luyun chuckled as they looked into the delivery room. The people in this mansion were just like her—no good people. And she wasn't either. So they'd better not lay a hand on her, or she'd retaliate a hundredfold.

A moment later, a midwife came out of the delivery room and said anxiously, "Your Highness, Your Highness, the concubine is having a difficult labor. Should we save the mother or the child?"

The prince's expression changed. Although his feelings for Qingying had faded, he hadn't expected this situation to occur, especially since the imperial family always protected children.

Just as the prince was silent, a huge roar came from the delivery room, followed by a cry. The midwife's face turned pale instantly, but fortunately the prince's attention was on the delivery room.

The midwife stood quietly on the periphery, and then saw another midwife come out carrying a child, and said with a smile, "Congratulations, Your Highness and Your Highness's wife! It's a little princess!"

When Fucha Langhua heard that it was indeed a little princess, the smile on her face became much more genuine. She stepped forward to take a look and said to the prince, "Congratulations, Your Highness."

The prince was immersed in the joy of having a daughter. His eyes swept over his heavily pregnant wife, and he said gently, "You've worked hard, wife. Go back and rest early!"

The prince had the imperial physician examine the princess's pulse and, upon learning that she was in good health, immediately named the little princess: "Let's call her Jingning."

Gao Xiyue looked at the little princess with envy. She had entered the manor with Qingying, and even Qingying had become pregnant and given birth, while she was not pregnant yet.

Although the prince and Su Luyun arrived at Fuying Courtyard rather slowly, Qingying probably knew that she had offended many people in the past, so she had already started giving birth, holding back until it was almost time before informing the prince and the others.

Given Qingying's intelligence, she probably couldn't have come up with this idea; it must have been Ulanara who suggested it to her.

Fucha Langhua really wanted to make a move against Qingying. The midwife from before was arranged by Fucha through Ulanara. Unfortunately, Suxin and Aruo were always by Qingying's side.

With Su Luyun's help, and indeed due to the pill, Qingying grew quite quickly, in less than four hours, which prevented them from succeeding in their attempt.

The prince told everyone else to go back and rest, and he took Su Luyun back to Zhuxi Garden.

Qingying lay in the delivery room in agony. She really didn't know that childbirth would be so painful. She felt numbness in her lower body.

When Qingying woke up again, it was already the afternoon of the next day.

Su Xin quickly handed Qing Ying a cup of water and said worriedly, "Fujin, you're finally awake." Qing Ying didn't like others calling her Consort, and usually let people call her Fujin (the principal wife).

Aruo also came in. She had been somewhat resentful of Qingying, but Ulanara had sent her a message saying that she would take good care of her father and mother, so Aruo was now somewhat loyal to Qingying.

A'Ruo said, "Yes, Madam, you've been unconscious for almost a day."

Qingying asked anxiously, "Where is the baby? Is it a boy or a girl?"

Su Xin looked at Qing Ying cautiously and said, "Madam, it's a little princess. The prince is very happy and has already given the little princess a name, Jing Ning. He hopes the little princess will grow up healthy and peaceful."

Of course, A'Ruo wouldn't steal the spotlight; Qing Fujin clearly hoped to give birth to a prince.

Upon hearing that it was a girl, a hint of disappointment flashed across Qingying's face, but then she thought that if she could get pregnant once, she could get pregnant a second time, after all, it's the same to bloom first and then bear fruit.