The Deposed Crown Prince's Daily Life Raising a Child

My next novel is The Buddhist Seventh Prince in the Qing Dynasty Xie Shiwu transmigrates into the body of the crown prince, one of the most powerful people in an unfamiliar dynasty. The only problem is that he arrived at the wrong time. The crown prince has already been deposed and confined to a royal residence on the frontier. Looking at his beautiful wife and his son, who keeps courting disaster, Xie Shiwu instinctively steps into his role as a father. He teaches his son to respect his teachers and elders, and lives in harmony with his wife. Watching his son get back on the right track day by day, he wears the satisfied smile of a proud father. Then, out of nowhere, the father who had ignored him all this time summons him. In a nutshell: I only meant to enjoy raising a child, but it turns out I'm someone's child, too. Announcement: This novel will be entering VIP serialization on Tuesday, March 29. There will be three updates that day. Thank you for your continued support! Let me promote my next novel, The Buddhist Seventh Prince in the Qing Dynasty Also known as: Building Infrastructure in the Great Qing Chi Xu transmigrates into the body of Kangxi's seventh son. He has several talented older brothers and several martial younger brothers. He, on the other hand, is neither good at studying nor at fighting, and he was born with a lame foot. Unloved, he eventually dies in despair. Chi Xu thinks: His father is the emperor, and his brother will be the next emperor. Isn't a life of eating, drinking, and having fun the best? What he never expected was that, while having fun, he would turn the Great Qing into a world power, and while eating, he would improve the people's standard of living. Surrounded by his siblings, Chi Xu looks up at the sky and sighs. What happened to being born with a lame foot and being unloved? Let me promote my friend's ongoing novel: The Heavenly Venerable Keeps Trying to Take His Place, by Tian Xuan Zhi Ren. After transmigrating into a world of immortal cultivation, Ying Tang becomes a great Demon Venerable and lives a carefree life. One day, while snacking on sunflower seeds, she happens to pick up a pitiful blind man. The blind man is handsome, cooks for her, does her hair, and obeys her every whim. Though he couldn't hurt a fly, he immediately steps forward to protect her when an elder undergoing tribulation calls her a "demoness." Ying Tang is deeply moved. Mom, I'm in love. Bored out of their minds in Heaven, the gods report Ying Tang for abducting the mortal world's crown prince and disrupting its destiny, violating the Heavenly Dao. They denounce her from every direction. The Supreme Heavenly Venerable descends to subdue the demon. He beats her until she spits blood, personally destroys Ying Tang's cultivation, and seals her away for ten thousand years. Later, Ying Tang breaks free of the seal. The Heavenly Venerable comes again. And again. And again. He chases her across the Three Realms. In bad weather, he blows away the storm clouds and lightning for her. When she is destitute, he gives her rare treasures. When cultivators bully her, he tears out their immortal bones. Ying Tang refuses to appreciate it. She thinks he's crazy, and whenever she sees him, she picks up rocks and throws them at his handsome face. He still doesn't give up. He blocks her path time and again, then finally kneels before her and begs, "Would it really be so bad if you treated me as his substitute?" The murderous Heavenly Venerable Chao Lie, in order to meet his quota for "gods undergoing tribulation," extracts the faintest, most useless trace of tenderness from his heart as a soul and sends it down to the mortal world to undergo tribulation. Then he washes his hands of it. The soul is reborn as the crown prince of Xia, in the human realm. Gentle by nature, he is abused in body and spirit from childhood onward. Losing hope in humanity, he falls into the demonic path, and by a twist of fate is picked up by a demoness. Her lovely hair, scented with flowers, often brushes against his face without her noticing. She sings for him and tells him all sorts of strange and wonderful stories. She even teaches him about human relationships, including the ways between men and women. The soul falls in love, and there is no turning back. Once his quota is fulfilled, a bowl of Meng Po's soup restores the soul to its original place, wiping away all memories of the past and every lingering attachment. Later, by another twist of fate, Chao Lie falls in love with the demoness again. But seeing how deeply she loves someone else drives him mad with jealousy. #You are my moonlight, and you're my hell to pay, too# #I am my own substitute# Let me promote my friend's BL novel: After Rebirth as the Dragon King, I Turned Myself In to the State, by Qi Xi. In his previous life, Xi Yu became the Dragon King and spent all his time hiding, afraid he would be captured and dissected. But whenever he ran into trouble, the state came to his aid again and again. After being reborn, Xi Yu turns himself in to the state without a second thought, ready for a hard life of struggle and sacrifice. He never expected to become the nation's beloved darling, or that his combat skills would go unused while his dragon aura made him a logistics cheat. The insect race invades. Xi Yu rubs his hands together, ready to fight. Citizen No. 1: Take a break. We don't need you to fight. The monster world arrives. Xi Yu goes on full alert. Citizen No. 2: Sit tight. We'll catch monsters for you to play with. The ghost world opens. Xi Yu bares his claws. The entire nation: As a national treasure, could you please remember who you are? ... One invading world after another falls, leaving behind tears of regret. Why are you people so powerful? The citizens answer proudly: Because we have our big dragon! Bonus scene: Xi Yu is dissatisfied. I'm strong, too! A hand reaches out beside him and pats his head. Be good. We don't want you to get tired. Xi Yu pouts. Who's worried about getting tired? Who was it that couldn't keep going after the sixth time last night? A certain dragon guardian: You can't just say things like that! Xi Yu: Dragons are natur... Shut up! Theme: Respect teachers and honor the old; care for the young.