The Tang Dynasty's Darling: Is My Ancestor a Princess?

Three-and-a-half-year-old Li Yaoyao, the emperor’s little niece, has recently been bound to a “Palace Gossip System.”

System: [Ding! Go listen to what your tyrant uncle is thinking!]

Yaoyao: Does the reward include White Rabbit milk candy?

System: [One piece.]

So Yaoyao toddled off to the imperial study on her little legs.

Her tyrant uncle, Li Er, was raging, but inside he was roaring: [Why hasn’t my precious niece come yet? I miss her, I miss her, I miss her!]

Yaoyao called out in her sweet little voice, “Uncle, Yaoyao’s here!”

Li Er’s expression changed in an instant. He scooped her up and set her on the imperial throne. “My darling, I’ve missed you so much!”

That night, the Grand Princess stormed into the imperial study and yanked Li Er by the ear. “Li Er! You’ve stolen my daughter again! Yaoyao loves her mother best!”

Li Er protested, “She called me Uncle first today!”

Caught between them, Yaoyao munched on her System-rewarded milk candy and watched her mother and uncle bicker despite loving each other. All she could think was: I’m so full of gossip today!

From then on, the court of the Great Qi dynasty underwent a dramatic change. The civil and military officials trembled in fear, all because a little toddler who could hear their thoughts had appeared on the armrest of the imperial throne. Instead of scheming against one another, they decided it was better to curry favor with the little darling and trade gossip for peace of mind.

Under the adorable little one’s lead, the Great Qi dynasty charged down the broad road to “everyone slacking off.”