The Buddhist Seventh Prince of the Qing Dynasty

My upcoming novel, The Fourth Prince's Daily Rebellion, is coming soon. Hope you'll check it out! Chi Xu transmigrates and becomes the seventh son of the historical Emperor Kangxi. He has several scholarly older brothers and several martial younger brothers. He alone is neither a scholar nor a fighter, and to top it off, he was born with a leg condition and is unloved. He eventually dies in misery. Chi Xu thinks, "The emperor is my father, and the future emperor is my brother. What's wrong with spending my life eating, drinking, and having fun?" He never expected that, while playing around, he would turn the Qing Dynasty into a world power, and while enjoying his meals, he would improve the people's standard of living. Looking at the siblings gathered around him, Chi Xu sighs at the sky. "What happened to being born with a leg condition and being unloved?" P.S. This story contains many fictional changes. Please don't nitpick the history. Pre-release novel 1: The Consort's Easygoing Days In her previous life, Consort De schemed at every turn for the sake of the Fourteenth Prince, only for Yinzhen to ascend the throne. Mother and son became enemies, brothers turned against each other, and she could never forgive Yinzhen, not even up to the day she died. After her death, she watched Yinzhen work himself to death and the Fourteenth Prince die of illness. Only then did she suddenly realize: Why had she exhausted herself scheming for the Fourteenth Prince? Why had she hated Yinzhen so much? They were both her sons. Whoever became emperor, wouldn't she be the empress dowager all the same? Why had she fought heaven and earth over nothing, making herself so tired? Consort De finally saw the light. She decided to let go and let her eldest son take the younger one out to play, while she enjoyed a carefree life. No childcare, no power struggles, no scheming: what a carefree, unrestrained life. Who knew things would take such a turn? The emperor kept inviting her for tea, the palace consorts came by to chat, and even her sons' brothers came to her to vent. She had only wanted to lie flat in peace, but ended up the biggest winner of all. Theme: Only those who love life can make it colorful and full.