The Spoiled Second Son of the Fourth Prince's Household in the Qing Dynasty

New novel, The Happy Little Prince of the Qing Dynasty, begins May 4. Blurb below. After transmigrating, he accidentally became a young prince's grandson and was named Hongjun. The little white tiger was delighted, and from then on enjoyed a life of eating, drinking, and having fun as the family favorite. His father doted on him, his grandfather doted on him, and everyone competed to spoil the cute little bundle. Emperor Kangxi: Who do you like best, Hongjun? Hongjun, eating bear paw with heartfelt sincerity: I like Grandpa best. Emperor Yongzheng: Who do you like best, Hongjun? Hongjun, sipping fine wine with all sincerity: I like Dad best. Little System: A quest has arrived. Little System: Throws a tantrum and rolls around. Little System, bursting into tears: Memorize the Book of Documents and you get delicacies, memorize The Art of War and you get fine wine, memorize the Analects and you get beauties... Emene, mother. The male lead is the fourth son, but he is neither Hongli nor the future Qianlong Emperor. This is the story of an adorable little bundle. If you're wondering about the pairing, it's basically no CP. Updates daily at noon and 6 p.m.; other times are for correcting typos. This novel is participating in the Science and Technology Make the Nation Stronger writing contest. Reason for entering: making the nation stronger through happy farming, with a focus on technology and every aspect of daily life, from food and clothing to housing and transportation. Thanks for your support and nourishment! Bows. The author has completed The Qing Dynasty's Tech-Savvy Crown Prince and The Lazy Emperor of the Song Dynasty. The Little Monster's Tang Dynasty Style is also listed, and The Qing Dynasty's Shunzhi Loves Food is an ongoing female emperor novel. This author is a bit of a fool, and would love a follow. Heart, heart. Coming soon: The Happy Little Prince of the Qing Dynasty. Thanks. Blurb: Little Kunpeng transmigrates and becomes a young prince of the royal family, named Baokang. He thinks he'll live a life of wealth and glory, with loving parents and a happy family, but who could have guessed that before he was even a month old, he'd be taken to a Buddhist monastery? Being a monk is fine, too. He can eat, drink, and enjoy life. But who could have guessed... he couldn't even be an anonymous little monk. Kangxi: Are you going to grow your hair or not? Baokang: No. Kangxi stands up. Are you going to grow your hair or not? Baokang: No. You dumped me at a monastery and shaved my head back then, and now you say I should grow my hair? I won't. Kangxi raises the longsword in his hand. The princes cling to his legs. Please, Father, you can't! Theme: Eat, drink, and have fun; make the nation stronger while enjoying life, and turn a playboy into a heartthrob.