Qing Transmigration: Kangxi's Three-Year-Old Darling

[Qing Dynasty transmigration + adorable child + adored by all + System + lighthearted healing]

Three-year-old Honghui was supposed to die young, but he unexpectedly bonded with the “Everything Shop” and grew up as the royal family’s most treasured little darling.

Kangxi cherished him above all else: he brought him to court, on his southern tours, even to meet officials. One “Grandpa, don’t tire yourself out,” and the emperor ended court early. One “I want to see snow,” and the imperial garden was closed so they could build him a snowman.

His father, Yinzhen, was the cold-faced Fourth Prince whom everyone feared at court. At home, though, the little dumpling would hug his leg and plead, “Papa, don’t be angy. Huihui will blow it away.” His icy expression melted in an instant.

The System gave him no missions. It only traded for shiny little glass trinkets, fever medicine, water purifiers, and rare blueprints. Honghui just had to act cute and make wishes. His father, grandfather, and a gaggle of uncles who had fallen for his charms took care of everything else.

One innocent remark from a child, and a new policy was born. He casually said, “The common folk are cold,” and someone went to do something about it. He said, “Girls can learn medicine too,” and someone set out to change things.

Life in the royal family seemed to quietly change, all because of one little child.