Stop Asking! There Are Really No More Spots at the Royal Kindergarten

Modern preschool teacher Pei He Ning wakes up in a poor alley in the capital, saddled with debt and orphaned, only to be thrown out by her awful relatives!

To survive, she activates the “convenience store shelves” she carries with her and opens history’s first childcare center in this ancient era.

She thinks it’ll just be a way to make ends meet, but things soon take a ridiculous turn.

The little tyrant from the Northern Frontier General’s household becomes head of security, the antisocial young lady from the Chancellor’s manor turns into a chatterbox queen bee, and even the gloomy little crown prince, who has snuck out of the palace in disguise, clings to the slide every day and refuses to go home!

From a dilapidated courtyard to a world-famous royal kindergarten, Pei He Ning takes on conservative scholars with face-slapping comebacks and kicks the bizarre nobility to the curb.

She not only turns modern early childhood education into national policy for the Dayin Kingdom, but also wins herself a cold-faced Assistant Minister of the Court of Judicial Review as a husband.

Soon, the capital’s nobles are scrambling to get their hands on a single enrollment spot, and even the emperor issues an imperial decree to get a child admitted.

Pei He Ning hangs up a wooden sign, exasperated: “Stop asking! We’re full for the year. Not even an imperial decree will help!”