The day I transmigrated into the disgraced Crown Prince Yinreng, Kangxi was cursing me as “worse than a beast.”
I knelt on the floor of the Hall of Heavenly Purity, my knees aching, my legs shaking, and snot bubbles popping as I cried.
In my head, Yinreng himself was ranting furiously: “You look so ugly when you cry!”
Luckily, I got bound to a System: anyone who wanted to fight for the throne would experience what it was like to be Crown Prince in a dream.
After the Eighth Prince experienced being publicly humiliated by his imperial father, he started going around me the next day.
After the Ninth Prince experienced being locked in a windowless dark room, he was sick for three days and missed court.
The Fourteenth Prince volunteered to try it: “Second Brother, go ahead. I don't believe in all this.”
Afterward, he crouched under my window and spent half the night eating the cold wind.
My brothers went from “Why should you be Crown Prince?” to “Brother, stay on that throne. Don't you dare step down.”
Only the Fourth Prince knocked my shoulder with his fan every day and said, “You'd better really have changed for the better.”
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Yinreng, the ghost who haunted me, went from sharp-tongued complaints to quietly tucking a blanket around me. His favorability went up more slowly than the stock market.
But in this life, someone was there to speak up for him.
This novel is really quite powerful~ Let's change the cover, it doesn't match the tone 😄
To put it bluntly, there are not so many strong conflicts, which is good. Just note that Thirteen's mother-concubine is Concubine Min, not Concubine Cheng.