Is the Sixth Prince Still Trying to Live Past Six Today?

At the age of three, Sixth Prince Yinzhuo got a System. The System told him only one thing: he... wouldn't live to see his sixth birthday. At the time, Yinzhuo couldn't care less about fate. That is, until he died three times in a row... QAQ! Whether he tried to win his father's favor, looked after his older siblings and doted on his younger ones, or studied hard and worked to improve himself, none of it made a difference. Yinzhuo always managed to die for one reason or another! Now that this was his final life, Yinzhuo gave up. Rather than struggle to scrape past his sixth birthday, he decided he might as well stop trying and become a little hell-raiser, living carefree for six years. While you study, I'll nap. While you get scolded, I'll pout. While you fight, I'll cheer. While you get beaten, I'll sit back and watch. Yinzhuo did whatever he pleased, without a care in the world, and lived happily until he was six. Then things started to get a little strange. Treacherous servants were exposed and dealt with. The terrifying smallpox was defeated by vaccination. Even the bonds between the princes grew stronger. More absurd still, everyone said it was all thanks to Yinzhuo, Sixth Brother, Sixth Younger Brother. Even the System, which had been quiet for ages, burst into little fireworks: [Congratulations, Host! You have successfully escaped your fatal tribulation. All System functions are now unlocked!] Yinzhuo: ...? Wait! Hold on! Is something wrong with all of you? A few things to know before reading: 1. The story mainly focuses on the characters' childhood. 2. The protagonist gradually becomes everyone's favorite. It's a lighthearted story without much angst. 3. I've written several books in a row where the Sixth Prince had a pretty miserable time. This time, I'm letting him have some fun (laughs). 4. I write for the joy of it. My goal is for everyone to have fun reading =3= Coming soon: Transmigrating as Hu Hai, Qin Shi Huang Can Hear My Thoughts Question: If you transmigrated to the Qin Dynasty, what would you do? Answer: First, kill Hu Hai, then Zhao Gao. Ask His Majesty the First Emperor to live another thirty years, and finally tell him all the scientific knowledge I can remember. After typing that answer, history major freshman Hu Hai transmigrated as Hu Hai. Yes, that Hu Hai, the Second Emperor of Qin, who left a thousand jokes for posterity, wiped out his own clan, and brought down the Qin Empire :) Hu Hai: ... Great, step one: kill Hu Hai, done! After his youngest son Hu Hai recovered from an illness, the First Emperor discovered that he could hear the boy's inner thoughts. [Zhao Gao, you adulterate the imperial edict, call a deer a horse, and plot to seize the throne, yet you still have the nerve to run your mouth in front of me? Get lost! Right now!] The First Emperor, Ying Zheng: ? [Fusu, Fusu, why are you stubbornly arguing with the First Emperor? Keep this up and His Majesty really will send you to the frontier to oversee the troops!] The First Emperor, Ying Zheng: ?? [That bastard Xu Fu swindled His Majesty out of his trust and his money, then just turned around and ran off. Trash! Absolute trash!] The First Emperor, Ying Zheng: ??? [Was the Qin Dynasty the smallest in history? Only a third the size of China in later generations, and less than one four-hundredth of the world's land area?] The First Emperor, Ying Zheng: !!! Many years later, the Qin Empire grew ever more powerful. Savoring a freshly served grape and watching fireworks bloom across the sky, he looked back at the sight of nations coming to pay tribute... Hu Hai held his face in his hands, bewildered.