A Qing-Era Transmigration: I Understand Babies, and Nine Princes Compete to Spoil Me, No Fight for the Throne

[Transmigration] [Beloved by Everyone] [Adorable Child] [Political Intrigue] [Sweet Romance]

Jiunian, an overworked office worker who died from working overtime, opens her eyes to find herself an abandoned baby tossed onto a woodpile during the Kangxi era.

No identity, no backing, and she can barely turn herself over.

Her only golden finger: she can understand everything babies say.

She planned to lie flat, eat her fill, and wait for death, but the little ones in the various mansions caught up in the struggle among the Nine Princes are all clingier than the last.

The eldest princess picks her up with one hand: “She's my little sister. Anyone who tries to take her gets a beating!”

Little Hongli hides her in a dog hole: “You're mine alone. You can't leave!”

A chubby little boy from the Third Prince's residence stuffs a pastry into her mouth: “Eat this, then come home with me!”

She only wants to quietly be a good-for-nothing, but before she knows it, one baby burp sends Kangxi's imperial majesty reeling, and one slap knocks over poisoned tea and saves the Eighth Prince's life.

Nine princely households fight over who gets to keep her, and the memorials at court grow increasingly absurd

“I impeach the Fourth Beile for failing to discipline his son and allowing Hongli to steal my daughter's toy!”

Jiunian blows a little milk bubble: Help, all I want is a good night's sleep...