Reborn as the Eighth Prince

After years of hard study, a scholar seeks to become a marquis and minister, benefit the whole realm, and ease the emperor's burdens. A warrior skilled in bow and horse seeks to command troops, win battles, and bring peace to the land. As a prince, why was Aisin Gioro Yin Si condemned as naturally devious and accused of harboring wild ambitions simply for wanting to fight for the throne? He spent his whole life earning praise from his uncle Fuquan for his good nature and lack of vanity. He became the Eighth Prince, renowned throughout the court, yet in the end it was all a dream. He brought trouble upon his mother, saw his father-son bond severed, was stripped from the imperial clan register, forced to change his name, and died under house arrest. Given another life, he cannot learn to let go. He can only grow more determined. This realm is his for the taking. In short, this is the story of the Eighth Prince, condemned by Kangxi as a rebellious son, reborn as a child. He embraces the duties of a rebel, doing everything he can to help his mother escape the clutches of Father Kang, get his brothers to make Father Kang eat his words, and overturn Kangxi's golden age, sending history sharply off course. Please note: 1. This story centers on the Eighth Prince. His path of revenge is mainly about face-slapping Kangxi. He is relatively