[Qing Dynasty + beloved by all + adorable child + gossip + super strength + delicious food + lighthearted daily life]
In her previous life, she was an overworked corporate “pack mule” in 2040, grinding through 007 shifts every day. After working herself to death, she’s reborn in the Qing Dynasty as Kangxi’s eighth princess, who was supposed to die as an infant before reaching one month old.
Ruoruo: I worked like an ox and a horse in my last life. This time, I just want to slack off, eat snacks, listen to gossip, and wait around to die!
But she never expected to bind herself to a “Gossip and Grub System,” complete with natural strength powerful enough to move mountains.
As the women of the imperial harem scheme against each other, Ruoruo happily gnaws on a secret-recipe roast leg of lamb from the imperial kitchen while gossiping furiously in her heart.
[Oh my, Li Si’er is such a two-faced schemer, and Longkodo is a total sucker.]
[Well, look at that. Big Brother and the Crown Prince are pulling each other’s hair in the imperial garden again.]
Kangxi and the princes passing by are left utterly baffled. Not only can they hear the little darling’s thoughts, they also watch with their own eyes as the toddler, not yet three years old, smashes the stone lion in front of the Hall of Supreme Harmony with a single slap.
Kangxi: “My eighth daughter is a heaven-sent general. Whoever dares mess with her will have their entire clan wiped out!”
The princes: “Our little sister may be strong, but she’s so soft and adorable. We have to protect her!”
A foreign assassin has barely started to make a move when Ruoruo kicks him into the palace wall, where he gets stuck and can’t even be pulled free.
And so, the adorable little girl who spends her days eating and listening to gossip completely derails the struggle among the nine princes to become heir, turning into the most invincible and untouchable darling in all of the Great Qing!
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