The Beloved Little Crown Prince Is a Lotus Spirit (Qing Transmigration)

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A little lotus spirit transmigrates and becomes Kangxi's crown prince, Yinreng. He muddles through life in the Qing Dynasty until he is three, when he finally learns from the System about his miserable future: he will be deposed twice and reinstated twice, then placed under house arrest for the rest of his life.

Yinreng trembles in fear and obediently follows the System's advice, starting a garden in the courtyard. But all Yinreng knows how to grow is lotus flowers, so he fills the pond in the courtyard with them.

When the Emperor is suffering from heatstroke, Yinreng offers him a lotus leaf and says, "Lotus leaves help clear heat and relieve summer heat. Eat one, Father, and you'll feel better."

Kangxi takes it with some skepticism, but it works even better than the prescription from the imperial physician!

When the Empress Dowager has trouble sleeping at night, Yinreng offers her lotus seeds and says, "Grandma, lotus seeds can calm your heart and soothe your nerves. Eat some and you'll sleep really well."

Every part of the lotus is useful, and the flowers Yinreng grows become a huge hit. But Yinreng realizes there are too many people to give them to, and his courtyard is a little small. Fortunately, Father grants him an imperial estate, where he can grow lotus flowers and never has to take part in the fight for the throne again.

Who would have guessed that by giving away lotus flowers, Yinreng would become everyone's darling, with everyone wanting to pinch his cheeks?

The male lead is a normal person after transmigrating, and the romance begins once he's an adult.

Blurb for The Ninth Prince's Descent into Darkness (Qing Dynasty Transmigration):

Li Xuan, a startup founder, dies suddenly after pulling an all-nighter and becomes Kangxi's fifteen-year-old ninth son, Yintang, the Ninth Prince whom Yongzheng would later name "Seshehei."

Li Xuan: Oh wow, I didn't expect my next life to be even worse.

A System's voice suddenly rings in his mind: "Ding-dong! Congratulations on successfully binding to the Darkness System. The worse the Ninth Prince's reputation, the more wealth points you earn!"

So Li Xuan, determined to get rich, follows the System's lead and carries out a series of life-threatening schemes:

Breaking the ban and sending his household servants to the Northeast to dig for ginseng; hoarding grain during a famine and selling it at sky-high prices; manipulating officials in the Guizhou office of the Ministry of Revenue to hand out promotions and punishments for years; creating a Latin-script transliteration of Manchu and being accused of "colluding with foreign countries"...

Emperor Kangxi: As expected of my son. He gets rich and remembers to help his fellow countrymen get rich, too!

Crown Prince Yinreng: As expected of my younger brother. He makes foreigners beg him to sell them high-yield crops!

The Tenth Prince, Yintang: That's definitely a rumor. If it weren't for Ninth Brother, would Maotai liquor have become a favorite among princes and ministers?

The Fourteenth Prince, Yinzhen: As expected of my brother. This codebook is far more useful than urgent dispatches sent by relay horse or secret reports!

Li Xuan: Could the historical Ninth Prince have been framed?

Blurb for The Entire Court Can Hear the Crown Prince's Inner Thoughts (Han Dynasty):

Liu Jin transmigrates and becomes the crown prince of the same name, the eldest son of Liu Ju, the Crown Prince who was posthumously titled "Li."

Familiar with the course of history, he knows he will live only twenty years.

Whatever. He'll just watch the gossip and enjoy the show.

[Oh, so this is my grandpa, the emperor who's been on the throne for over sixty years? I hear he wanted to build a golden house for his cousin, A Jiao?]

Emperor Wu of Han: ? I was only four at the time!

Wei Zifu: Who said that? The emperor clearly loves me most!

Crown Prince Liu Ju: ...I want to live as long as my father, too.

[So this is my uncle, the Prince of Changyi? I hear his son Liu He was a handful and could do over a thousand bad things in a month. If I live a few more years, I can do twice as much!]

Emperor Wu of Han: ?? Even I wouldn't dare cause that much trouble!

Wei Zifu: Aren't you my good little grandson anymore?

Liu Bo rubs his sweat away furiously. That very night, word spreads that Liu He was nearly beaten to death by his father.

Liu Jin has no idea that people can hear his thoughts. Knowing his life won't be long, he causes trouble all over Chang'an: beating up Minister Zhang's child one day, pulling tiles off the military barracks the next, doing everything he can to get himself killed. The only thing left is to rebel for his father.

Just as he is about to celebrate his twentieth birthday and the Witchcraft Catastrophe draws near, Liu Jin lies flat and waits to die. But as the days pass, why is he still alive?

Emperor Wu of Han, Wei Zifu, and the others, who've been tormented by Liu Jin in every possible way: Don't even think about it!

Message: Everyone deserves a life of their own.