A Day in the Life of the Seventh Prince

My name is Aisin Gioro Yongcong. My father is the Qianlong Emperor, and my mother is Empress Fucha. I grew up with a silver spoon in my mouth... then died before I turned two. That was my previous life, according to a fortune-teller. I scoffed. As if I’d believe a word of that! Then I transmigrated into the body of a baby named Yongcong. The history books say: In the third year of Qianlong’s reign, the emperor’s eldest legitimate son, Yonglian, died and was posthumously named Crown Prince Duanhui. In the twelfth year, his second legitimate son, Yongcong, died and was posthumously named Prince Daomin. In the thirteenth year, Empress Fucha passed away and was posthumously named Empress Xiaoxian. My brother lived nine years. My mother lived thirty-six. I only made it to two... No, don’t say two! In palace dramas, I wouldn’t survive three episodes. Before long, I realized I’d been worrying for nothing. My big brother had transmigrated, my mother had been reborn, my imperial father practically wanted to pluck stars for me, and my imperial grandmother wanted to pluck the moon. Me: ?? That’s not what the history books said. Baby Yongcong describes his life after transmigrating into the Qing dynasty like this: At first I was afraid I’d die. Later, I resisted being cuddled and fussed over... [Highlights] 1. An alternate-history transmigration story set in the Qing dynasty. This is important: please don’t nitpick the history. 2. Third-person romance with a male protagonist, with more emphasis on family bonds. 3. One-on-one romance. The female lead appears later, and the romance is very sweet and very doting. Also known as: The Seventh Prince’s Beloved Daily Life; How I Was Forced to Become Accomplished in Both Letters and Arms; A Laid-Back Life Is Not an Option Reason for entering the contest: Yongcong transmigrates from the modern era and works with his transmigrator brother to strengthen the nation through science and technology, transform the Qing dynasty, and invent advanced technologies such as cement, glass, and soap, putting the country ahead of the world. Theme: Promote a spirit of perseverance and celebrate the bonds of family and love.