The Beloved Life of the First Imperial Prince in the Qing Dynasty

After transmigrating, a panda cub became a son who never existed in the historical record of Emperor Kangxi. Though he had the title of eldest legitimate son, he was a delicate, sickly little thing.

Already ten years old, he still hadn't entered the Imperial Academy. He spent his days causing trouble in the palace: today he'd pull up all the flowers and bamboo in the Imperial Garden, tomorrow he'd fight Yin Zhi, and the day after he'd strip the glazed windows from the Hall of Heavenly Purity to build a greenhouse.

Kangxi, who doted on his son: "Xiaobao is amazing! Next time you want to climb onto the roof, your father will bring you a ladder."

The Crown Prince, who doted on his older brother: "What's mine is my brother's. If there's something I don't have, I'll look for it in Father Khan's private treasury."

The consorts: How infuriating!

The princes: How infuriating! Who could be more favored than Eldest Brother... Wait, what? This isn't how it's supposed to go! Wasn't he supposed to be a spoiled wastrel? How did he become a hero of the Qing dynasty!!!

P.S. This is a partially fictionalized setting with original elements. The protagonist transmigrates as an ordinary little child, and there will be a romance after he comes of age.

Theme: Face each day with optimism and positivity