The Prince's Manor Kindergarten 2

A kindergarten-themed series. Visit the author's page to find more and enjoy raising little ones from afar!

The upcoming novels Monster Immigration Bureau and Eight Treasures Restaurant (also known as Miss Wang's Mobile Private Kitchen) will be starting soon. Please add them to your reading list!

[Story Blurb]

A major event has just taken place in the capital of Western Qin! Prince Pingyuan, who spent most of his life fighting on the battlefield, has finally found his lost grandchild, and everyone is making a huge fuss about it!

Noble families from near and far are scrambling to send their daughters to meet Prince Pingyuan's precious little grandchild!

But after a while, something seems off...

This precious grandchild seems to prefer playing with the little ancestors instead.

Does this mean it's time to compete over whose household has the best little troublemakers?!

#So unfair! The General's household got three kindergarten spots!#

#What do we do? Our granddaughter came home and said she'd pulled Prince Pingyuan's beard the day before yesterday. Our whole family hasn't slept in three days! Help!#

A few things to know before reading:

1. The heroine isn't a child. She's raising little ones in a kindergarten. The Prince's Mansion kindergarten has both well-behaved children and genuine little terrors. The story includes educational theories and hands-on practice, and the heroine really is serious about early childhood education.

2. This story took a while to write because of a few delays. It has both everyday slice-of-life moments and political intrigue. Find another novel in the same series, The Prince's Mansion Kindergarten, on the author's page.

3. The heroine disguises herself as a man in the early chapters. 70% piracy protection, 48-hour delay.

4. The upcoming novels Monster Immigration Bureau and Eight Treasures Restaurant are coming soon. Please add them to your reading list!

Shen Yao graduated from university, passed the national civil service exam, and landed a position after competing against more than two thousand applicants. Her degree was a perfect fit, and she excelled in both the written and oral exams, standing out from the crowd.

Before she could report for duty, her supervisor suddenly called to say another agency was short-staffed and needed someone transferred immediately.

The department recommended her, saying she had great potential...

Shen Yao: "..."

Shen Yao wasn't so easily fooled by her supervisor. Setting aside the talk about potential, her original department was already short-staffed. They'd finally gotten a new employee like her, so if anyone was going to be seconded, it would be her, not an experienced worker.

Besides, the name Special Immigration Administration sounded... strange.

The new agency offered a generous salary and double benefits, including social insurance and housing fund contributions. Her original department also promised she could return to her position afterward, with priority for promotion.

Given the job market, Shen Yao decided to go there and gain some valuable experience.

It wasn't until she reported to the new agency that Shen Yao learned that Special Immigration Administration was also known as the Monster Immigration Bureau. Any monster with a strong desire to live as a human could queue up there and apply for immigration.

Shen Yao: "???"

[Things to know before reading]

1. Monsters include demons and objects, not just monsters and spirits, but also special items. For example, a stubborn rock, an extremely obstinate fire extinguisher, or an ancient, famous sword looking for an owner.

2. The approval rate for special immigration is very low, but there are lots and lots of applicants, so the workload is very, very, very heavy...

3. There's plenty of work at the bureau. You need to know how to put on a stern face and stamp applications with "REJECTED," catch illegal immigrants from time to time, assess how well immigrants are adapting, and deal with those who get tired of it, fall out of love with humanity, and insist on immigrating back the other way.

4. There is a male lead, but no spoilers for now. We won't reveal his species yet.

Eight Treasures Restaurant

An unconventional food story.

A wacky ensemble martial arts adventure, with lighthearted food, occasional passion, and a healing road-trip story about a mobile private kitchen in a carriage.

The heroine can't fight and spends most of her time taking things easy, but that doesn't stop her private kitchen dishes from sweeping the martial world. They're so sought after that even a fortune can't buy them!

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The martial world is small. Sooner or later, martial artists traveling the jianghu will cross paths with the carriages of Eight Treasures Restaurant.

The restaurant's waiter is the retired senior Grasshopper, once the best lightness skill master in the martial world. Graceful and elegant, he never spills a drop of soup while serving food or making deliveries!

The odd-job worker is Baixiaotong. While washing dishes, he can find out any martial-world secret you want to know. Of course, there are no secrets in the jianghu.

As for the bookkeeper, whether a meal costs 5,000 taels or 5 copper coins depends mostly on the weather, and also on his mood.

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The heroine: It's a good day to put out the sign. Let's open for business.

The former merciless killer and great demon, now a sous-chef who chops bones, raises chickens, and grows vegetables: I've been holding it in for ages! I can finally use my knife!!

It's another day of Eight Treasures Restaurant warmly (not really) welcoming martial artists!

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Wherever people are, there is the jianghu.

But wherever the jianghu may be, Eight Treasures Restaurant will be there too!

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A few things to know before reading:

1. This story is also known as Miss Wang's Mobile Private Kitchen in the Martial World. It's a mobile private kitchen in a carriage.

2. A proper private kitchen. Eight Treasures Restaurant mostly serves guests on-site, with delivery offered occasionally.

3. A short story with a mountain of personal inventions. It's set in a fictional world, very much fictional, and written just for fun.

Xiaobai: Why doesn't the synopsis mention me?

Heroine: You were poisoned and lost all your martial arts. You can only get your super strength back by eating spinach, so you stayed at Eight Treasures Restaurant to freeload. That doesn't exactly make for a novel new plot.

Xiaobai: ...What about Lao Qu?

Heroine: Most bosses don't let someone named "Unfollow" appear in their story blurb.

Theme: Give babies more love, so they can grow up healthy in the sunshine.