The Little Ginseng's Daily Life as the Family's Darling (Qing Dynasty)

I've started a new novel, "After the Little One Gives Up and Takes It Easy, He Becomes the Qing Palace's Favorite." Preorders: "Mistaking Qianlong for My Real Father (Transmigration to the Qing Dynasty)," "Chang'an's Little Eatery," and "The Villainous Male Supporting Character in an Exile Story." Please add them to your collections!

The little ginseng spirit Ren Yin transmigrated one day into Yinzuo, Kangxi's sixth son, who had died young.

He had an elder brother, the crown prince, who had just been reborn, and another brother who would become the future Yongzheng Emperor.

Little Yinzuo held tight to his secret identity and decided to be a lazybones. As for which powerful person to cling to? Little Yinzuo waved his hand grandly. Why should a child have to choose? He would cling to both his second and fourth brothers.

Kangxi smacked his son's bottom. "What? Your father's legs aren't thick enough for you?"

To win his brothers' favor, Yinzuo began a life of being a little terror (not really). He ran into Longkodo badmouthing his fourth brother? He beat him up without a second thought. Wanting to increase Kangxi's private coffers, Yinzuo led people to strip every flower from the imperial garden and turned them into soap.

When Kangxi saw Yinzuo's increasingly outrageous acts of wrecking the place, he picked him up and scolded him with a dark expression. "If you mess with my things again, I'll send you to the Imperial Academy!"

Yinzuo covered his bottom. "...(⊙︿⊙)(?﹏?)"

P.S. Before transmigrating, the protagonist was a ginseng spirit. After transmigrating, he is an ordinary person with no special abilities.

This is my first Qing-transmigration novel, and the writing is amateurish.

Completed novel: "I Went Fishing at Sea in Ancient Times (System)"

New novel: "After the Little One Gives Up and Takes It Easy, He Becomes the Qing Palace's Favorite"

As the legitimate eldest son of Prince Yong's household, Honghui is highly valued by Yinzhen. Before he is even three, Honghui has already been assigned the best Manchu and Chinese tutors.

At one, he learns idioms. At two, he recites the Three Character Classic. At three... Three-year-old Honghui looks at the live-stream panel that suddenly appears before him, and the words on it, missing arms and legs...

"Aah! What an adorable little one!"

"He's so young, and they already make him study? Come here and let big sister hug you!"

The sudden voices in his mind scare Honghui so much that he drops his book and scurries into his mother's arms.

Then Honghui learns that he won't live past eight, his mother will have no other children and will die depressed in her later years, and his father, who finally becomes emperor, will work diligently for over a decade before dying of exhaustion on the dragon throne.

Faced with his family's tragic fate, Honghui finally can't take it anymore and bursts into tears.

Later, Honghui becomes adept at interacting with the viewers in his live stream and receives all kinds of gifts. Before he knows it, he has become the favorite of the entire palace.

Preorder: "Mistaking Qianlong for My Real Father (Transmigration to the Qing Dynasty)"

Six years after transmigrating, Xia Xu'an has lost his maternal grandparents and his mother. At last, his clan drives him out of the Xia family, leaving him an orphan. He recalls his mother's last words.

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

Xia Xu'an takes out his parents' keepsakes: a fan and a painting of lotus flowers. A thought suddenly flashes through his mind. Isn't this Xia Yuhe of Daming Lake?

Could he be a prince from My Fair Princess?

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

All his life, Qianlong has followed in the footsteps of his grandfather, Kangxi, learning to govern like him and to travel south of the Yangtze like him.

During one of his trips south, while traveling incognito, Qianlong is tearfully claimed as a father by a rosy-cheeked little boy. Softhearted, Qianlong rescues the child, never expecting the boy to follow him all the way back to the capital.

At first, Qianlong intends to find the boy's biological father, thinking it will be a good deed. But after returning to the capital, things grow increasingly absurd.

"Dad, here's some silver."

"Dad, here's some grain."

"Dad, here's some weapons."

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

The actual father: Where's my son? Where's my son who was this tall?

Premise: Face life with a positive attitude.