The guard of Emperor Yongzheng. Later, the female lead was chosen by Emperor Yongzheng. Do you have any recommendations?

I'm begging for a novel to forget if I transmigrated. The male protagonist was Emperor Yongzheng. The female protagonist was poor. Although her father was an official in the imperial court, he was very young and a gambler, but he treated his daughter very well. The female protagonist became a servant girl in the Yongzheng Prince's residence. Later on, the lost brother of the female protagonist was favored by the emperor, so the female protagonist became the male protagonist's concubine. Because the female protagonist had her brother's support, she was arrogant and domineering. She could do whatever she wanted. She lived an extremely luxurious life and enjoyed it very much. She was rude and arrogant to the male protagonist's other concubines, but she was very respectful to the male protagonist's wife. Her attitude towards the male protagonist was not very good, but the male protagonist could not touch her. There was no love between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. They were just using their relationship. There were many women who had transmigrated and reincarnated around the male protagonist. Most of those women wanted to get close to the male protagonist and use him. Some wanted to help the male protagonist ascend, but they all backfired and made the old emperor suspicious. The female lead was watching the show from the side. He remembered that there was a female supporting character who got a bracelet that allowed her to communicate with the Queen of the other world. Orchids were scarce in that world, so the female supporting character exchanged orchids with the Queen for pills, making the male protagonist only get hard on her. Then, the male protagonist also realized that something was wrong and hid in the female supporting character's room. Later, the female supporting character snatched the female supporting character's bracelet and saved the male protagonist. After the male protagonist ascended the throne, the female protagonist had no backing. Those who had been oppressed by the female protagonist hoped that the female protagonist would fall out of favor, but the female protagonist committed suicide.

Answer 1

I recommend 'The Rebirth of the Yongzheng Concubine'. Although the description was a little different, this book was also about the female protagonist's rebirth in the Yongzheng era. She was not the daughter of a high official and came from a poor family. However, with her own intelligence and wisdom, she eventually became Yongzheng's most beloved concubine. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗