"If I could live my life over again..."
That "if" became Yun Zhuan's birthday wish and her dying words on her fifteenth birthday.
After waking up, she finds herself born into the prosperous Great Rong Dynasty as the fourth child of General Xin's household.
Master Xin's fourth son receives a fortune-telling from a sage at birth. The boy is frail, and whether he reaches fifteen and ties up his hair or twenty and comes of age, he will face a life-or-death trial. Only with every possible care and boundless indulgence might he escape disaster. After that, he will surely become a blessing to the entire Xin family.
From childhood, Fourth Young Master Xin wins over everyone in the Xin household, including the First and Second Branches, with his delicate little face and sweet, well-behaved mouth. With Master Wuhui's prophecy to back it up, he is utterly spoiled and treated like a little emperor.
After entering the Imperial Academy, little Master Xin joins a group of rich young heirs from the dormitory in skipping class and galloping around, teaming up with the princes and nobles of Great Rong to turn the capital upside down.
The author was born starved of affection, so she only writes protagonists who are showered with love. The protagonist is rationally irresistible, no explanations needed.
A universally adored shou, Xin Yunzhuan x a gong of unknown type
So, who will come out on top and win the gong: the loyal classmate, the celibate monk, the sinister little beggar, the domineering crown prince, the hypocritical merchant's son, the gentle hostage prince, or the sly little marquis?
Theme: Wherever there is love, there is paradise. Dedicated to everyone brave enough to seek love.
