Peerless Prince: Eighteen Years Guarding the Imperial City

It's estimated that they won't leave the house unless they're put on a shelf.

Having just transmigrated, the original owner of this body was deposed as crown prince, had his martial arts crippled, and his left eye gouged out. After regaining his powers, he actually became a nanny, protecting the dynasty—it's truly appalling!

Did this author consume too much Sanlu milk powder?

The main character feels like a nanny.

Li Lu—that name alone is unfit to be crown prince. Clearly, the emperor wanted Li Lu dead; otherwise, he wouldn't have named him with the character "Lu" (戮). I only read the brief introduction.

Writing this kind of novel is pointless; nobody wants to read it.

The protagonist is a super nanny

The cultivation levels are all over the place, one minute it's Grandmaster, the next it's Nascent Soul. It's ridiculous, is this cultivation of immortality or martial arts?

Is this homework assignment crazy? And it even includes traditional Chinese characters, what's with that?

Commentary on Chapter 16: Turmoil in the Dynasty [Seeking Flowers] of "Peerless Prince: Guarding the Imperial City for Eighteen Years" by Gongzi Ye.