You Were Hired as a Nanny, So Why Are You Livestreaming the Crown Prince's Upbringing?

The death of the little crown prince she once watched over, lost to palace intrigue, has haunted Qin Shu, a senior palace attendant of the Daqing dynasty, all her life. Reborn as a poor modern college student, she interviews for a nanny position at the Fu family estate. Faced with a gifted child regarded as "autistic" but actually proud and aloof, Qin Shu's professional instincts kick in:

"Since you were born into the imperial household (a top-tier wealthy family), you must cultivate a gentleman's virtue and observe the etiquette of a crown prince."

And so the internet's most no-nonsense child-rearing livestream begins. While other adorable toddlers roll around in the mud, three-year-old Fu Xingci sits upright, burning incense, brewing tea, and discussing current affairs under Qin Shu's guidance. Viewers across the internet beg: Teacher Qin, are you taking students?