Rebel, Prince! [Qing Transmigration]

To my little black-hatred fans: please go easy on me. Kindness makes people better. I wish you good health and a life full of happiness every day.

Before transmigrating, Fu Hui was an emergency room doctor.

After transmigrating, he became the short-lived son of Yongzheng and Imperial Consort Nian, Fuhui (Hongsheng)!

The saying goes, "If you transmigrate to the Qing dynasty, don't start a rebellion, or you'll get a drill in your chrysanthemum!" (Please read the content guide.)

So:

Fuhui: The first thing I think about every morning is how to start a rebellion.

But one day, Fuhui suddenly became bound to a "Clinic System."

Not only does he have to make a name for the clinic, he also has to stop his father Yongzheng from dying young?

Yongzheng, holding his forehead: My son wants to rebel every day, yet the country grows stronger and stronger, and my health keeps improving too. Like!

Fuheng: My wife wants to start a rebellion every morning. He's so busy! As his husband, I can only make sure he can't get out of bed every day, so he can have a good rest.

A lighthearted story, also known as "I Opened a Clinic in the Qing Dynasty."

Readers who prefer chaste couples, beware. For now, both leads are virgins.

The writing aims for a serious historical style, though it may get a little silly now and then.

A bottom with an unusual golden finger VS a loyal, doting top who spoils his wife.

Historical novel seeking readers: "Peaches and Plums Fill the World," featuring a gentle bottom who pretends to be a proper teacher VS a proud, scheming prince as the top (younger man).

Completed novel: "A Little Wolf Top in the Wilderness"

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Content Guide

1. This story focuses on the bottom. The bottom is reborn and is no pushover. His golden finger may be incredibly powerful. Sweet romance, with both leads doting on each other, one-on-one, and no role reversal.

2. The male lead is Fucha Fuheng, a real historical figure and Erkang's father in My Fair Princess. This story is adapted from that character, not the real person.

3. Fifty-six ethnic groups, fifty-six flowers. Ethnic harmony and defeating the foreign powers are what matter most.

4. Unless something unusual comes up, updates will be daily. If anything happens, I'll explain in the comments.

5. The bottom is charming, charming, charming, and satisfying, satisfying, satisfying. In any case, the protagonists won't suffer. The plot comes first.

6. This is a long novel. I don't know how long it will be. We'll see when it's finished.

7. This is not, and never was, fan fiction of My Fair Princess. Please don't misunderstand.