Transmigration: Exiled with Her Son, She Accidentally Became Empress

Jun Wan, a battlefield doctor from the modern era, transmigrates into the body of a princess from the Silver Wolf Kingdom who has died during childbirth in the Longyuan Kingdom. Upon waking, she discovers she is the wife of Mo Yan, the War Prince, and the mother of a newborn son named Jingchen. The original owner had been sent in a political marriage, but Mo Yan had despised her, leaving immediately after the wedding night. Jun Wan, however, retains her modern medical knowledge and a mysterious jade pendant that grants her access to a dimensional space containing her modern home, supermarket, and supplies. She quickly adapts to her new reality, prioritizing the safety of her infant son.

Shortly after the birth, the Emperor of Longyuan dies under suspicious circumstances. Jun Wan uses her ability to teleport into the imperial palace to gather information, discovering that Prince Ping, also known as Mo Cheng, along with the Empress and the Right Chancellor Zhou Sen, has orchestrated a coup. They have forged an imperial decree accusing the War Prince Mo Yan of treason and colluding with foreign enemies. Mo Yan was ambushed and severely wounded on his way back to the capital, and his fate remains unknown. The conspirators plan to exile Jun Wan, her son, and Noble Consort Yi to lure the War Prince out of hiding, intending to kill them all once he appears.

Jun Wan decides not to flee immediately, knowing that running would only make them perpetual targets. Instead, she uses her dimensional space to systematically loot the imperial treasury, the residences of the conspirators, and various noble homes, amassing vast wealth, food, and medical supplies. She also reveals her secret to her loyal maid Linglan and wet nurse Nanny Lin, ensuring they can accompany her into exile. When imperial guards arrive to enforce the sentence, Jun Wan feigns ignorance and compliance while securing the right for her servants to travel with her. She refuses to hand over her son to a substitute, maintaining control over her child's safety.

The exile convoy departs from the capital, heading toward the remote city of Dian. Jun Wan travels in a carriage, a privilege granted due to her status as a foreign princess, while other exiles, including Mo Yan's maternal grandfather and his daughter Mo Lian, are forced to walk. Tensions rise within the carriage as Madam Kong, the War Prince's grandmother, displays disdain for the servants and attempts to assert dominance. Jun Wan firmly rebukes her, driving Madam Kong out of the carriage and alienating the War Prince's maternal family, who had previously been indifferent or hostile to her. Noble Consort Yi, initially hesitant, gains confidence in Jun Wan's leadership and stands by her decisions.

As the journey progresses, Jun Wan navigates the harsh conditions of exile while protecting her son and her loyal companions. She uses modern items like disposable diapers to care for Jingchen, impressing and confusing those around her. The story follows her strategic maneuvers to survive the treacherous political landscape, her efforts to uncover the truth behind Mo Yan's condition, and her determination to build a secure future for her child away from the grasp of the usurpers. The narrative sets the stage for a confrontation between Jun Wan's hidden resources and the conspirators' power, as she prepares to turn the tables on those who sought to destroy her.