The Sixth Prince's Carefree Life in the Qing Dynasty

There are free bonus stories in the extras collection next door~ [Preorder: Transmigrating into the Qing Dynasty and Slacking Off in the Fourth Prince's Residence] Transmigrating as Kangxi's legitimate second son, Yinhou watches his older and younger brothers work diligently to be good sons and study hard, all so they can earn a little more of Kangxi's attention. Yinhou has no such worries, and no desire to work hard. With the Taobao app at his fingertips, he sells a few little things whenever he has time, then uses the money to buy books for his eldest brother, the Crown Prince. Let his brother do the hard work. With his brother out in front, he can be a happy little slacker. Ever since he got a legitimate second son, Kangxi has often questioned his own life. His other sons are all accomplished in both letters and arms, and filial to boot. His legitimate second son skips class because he hates studying, slams his chopsticks and pounds the table at him, and finds fault with him at every turn. A textbook unfilial son. Yet he can't withstand his unfilial son's onslaught. One little sob story earns him a noble title; one act of obedience gets him a garden and an imperial manor. The other princes won't stand for it! The obedient sons get nothing, while the rotten son gets everything. Why should they bother being good sons? You rotten old man, just wait to die! [Reading Guide] 1. A heartwarming story about raising a child 2. The Empress and Crown Prince have both transmigrated twice; she did not give birth to Chenghu 3. A light, fluffy story. Historical accuracy buffs, please stay away and don't take it too seriously Key point: The male lead is doted on by everyone. He's an ungrateful, unfilial son early on, and only begins to soften in the middle. If that bothers you, read with caution!!! Theme: A happy little one