After Understanding Baby Talk in the Qing Dynasty, I Became Beijing’s Beloved Darling

[Qing Dynasty transmigration + adorable baby + baby-talk System + prince's manor + raising a child + everyone's favorite + lighthearted wish fulfillment + heroine has no romantic pairing]

One point short of Level Six, and transmigration is enough to drive you mad.

The System asked Su Yingxue to choose a language.

Su Yingxue: “Wah... English.”

System: “All right, baby talk.”

So when Prince Mu, who could turn the court upside down with a wave of his hand, was helpless in the face of his own heir's crying, she stared at the little heir bawling that his undershirt ties were too tight, then fell into an inexplicable silence.

She untied the undershirt and retied it two inches looser. The little heir immediately smiled.

Prince Mu: “...How did you know?”

Su Yingxue: “He told me.”

Prince Mu: “He's only four months old.”

Su Yingxue: “...I guessed.”

From then on, she settled into Prince Mu's manor, becoming the wet nurse the young heir couldn't be without for even a moment.

She thought it would be a steady job raising a child. She never expected word to spread, until the young masters and young ladies of every household in the capital stopped crying, throwing tantrums, and wetting themselves as soon as they saw her.

Somehow, she opened a preschool and an afternoon daycare, becoming the capital's most sought-after wet nurse among the noble families.

As the children grew up, whether they were Heir Mu, Young Marquis Pei, Young General Shen, or Young Lord Zhou, in front of her they were all just Little Mu, Little Pei, Little Shen, and Little Zhou.

“Auntie, I've saved this batch of Shu brocade for you.”

“Auntie Ying, I've kept the best storefront on Front Gate Street for you!”

“Auntie Ying, you must be tired. Go relax at the hot-spring estate under my name!”

Su Yingxue: “I'm just a nobody. If you need anything, go ask the more than a hundred princes and heirs from the royal manors who call me Auntie.”

The entire capital: “...”

You call this...