The Daily Life of a Beloved Imperial Grandson on Livestream in the Qing Dynasty

Completed novel: The Little Ginseng's Everyday Life as the Beloved of All

Coming soon: Mistaking Qianlong for My Birth Father (Qing Dynasty Transmigration) and The Tang Crown Prince's Daily Meltdown. Please add them to your collection!

As the eldest legitimate son of the Fourth Beile's household, Honghui was highly valued by Yinzhen. Before he had even turned three, the little Honghui had been assigned the best Manchu and Chinese tutors, and more...

At one, he could recite poems. At two, he memorized the Three-Character Classic. At three... Three-year-old Honghui stared at the livestream panel that had suddenly appeared before him, and the characters on it, missing arms and legs...

"Aaaah! What an adorable little baby!"

"He's so little, and they already have him studying? Come here and let big sis hold you!"

The strange voices that suddenly appeared in his mind scared Honghui so much that he dropped his book and hurried into his mother's arms.

Then Honghui heard that he wouldn't live past the age of eight, his mother would never have another child and would die miserable and alone in her old age, and his father, who had finally become emperor, would work diligently for over a decade before dying of exhaustion on the dragon throne.

Faced with his family's tragic fate, Honghui couldn't hold back any longer and burst into tears.

Later, Honghui became adept at interacting with the livestream viewers and gained quite a few things. Before he knew it, he had become the darling of the entire palace.

[The protagonist is a native of this world. Some supporting characters have transmigrated.]

Coming soon: Mistaking Qianlong for My Birth Father (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

Six years after transmigrating, Xia Xuan'an had lost his maternal grandparents and mother. In the end, he was driven out of the Xia family by his own clan, leaving him an orphan. He remembered what his mother had said before she died.

"Your father is a distinguished man in the capital. You must deliver these things to him in person. He'll know who you are and protect you as you grow up."

Xia Xuan'an took out the tokens of his parents' betrothal, a fan and a painting of lotus flowers. A thought suddenly flashed through his mind: Wasn't this Xia Yuhe from Daming Lake?

Could he be a Prince in My Fair Princess?

With nowhere else to go after being driven from home, Xia Xuan'an set off for the capital to find his father, full of doubts.

All his life, Qianlong had followed in the footsteps of his grandfather, Kangxi, learning to govern as Kangxi had and to tour the south as Kangxi had.

During one of his southern tours in disguise, Qianlong was tearfully claimed as a father by a fair-skinned little boy. His heart softened, and he rescued the child, never expecting the boy to follow him all the way back to the capital.

At first, Qianlong thought that finding the boy's birth father would be a good deed. But after they returned to the capital, things got more and more outrageous.

"Father, here's some silver."

"Father, here's some grain."

"Father, here's some weapons."

Qianlong: What should I do? I don't think I want to give my son back.

A certain birth father: Where's my son? My son, who was this tall?

Coming soon: The Tang Crown Prince's Daily Meltdown

Li Chengqian, who had lived two lives, returned to the Tang Dynasty. His father was the emperor, his mother was the empress, and he had several younger brothers eyeing his position.

The good news was that he was still the crown prince.

The bad news was that he'd just injured his leg and beaten up the younger brother who'd been secretly laughing at him.

Li Chengqian: ...What a way to start, with a royal flush. Whatever, I'll just give up and do nothing.

When faced with the restless Li Tai, Li Chengqian rolled up his sleeves and beat him up, then made sure to taunt him afterward.

"You really think the whole world is your father? Better cherish that title of Prince of Wei while you have it. Keep acting so arrogant, and one day Father might strip you of it."

Li Tai: ...I knew Li Chengqian was up to no good. He beat me up and then cursed me. I'm telling Father.

Li Shimin, who happened to be passing by: He isn't deaf yet.

Li Zhi, still a little radish of a boy, became the younger brother Li Chengqian doted on most. Li Chengqian never failed to provide him with good food, good drink, and fun.

Li Zhi was deeply touched, until one night when he slept in the crown prince's chambers and Li Chengqian tried to brainwash him while he pretended to sleep.

"Good little brother, has big brother been good to you? Remember to make me a prince someday, preferably with a rich fief. Otherwise, I'll hang a strip of white silk outside your bedroom door."

Pretending to sleep, Li Zhi trembled: ...Brother, you can't say things like that.

Theme: Stay positive.