The Sweet Little Yin Reng's Qing Dynasty Livestream

Upcoming novel: My Dead Husband Faked His Death

Yang Weimo, a modern forensic anthropologist, transmigrated to the Great Li dynasty after an accident and became Yang Weimo, a merchant family's illegitimate daughter.

Unlike in novels, though a daughter born out of wedlock, Yang Weimo was loved by her parents, and her older and younger brothers got along well.

Her only problem was that the high fever that had killed the original owner had terrified the Yang family. To bring her good fortune, they arranged a marriage for her with...

A man named Gu Qu'an.

He was a scholar of exceptional talent, like the literary star Wenquxing incarnate.

At fourteen, he passed the provincial examination and left for Yunjing to take the metropolitan examination, but never returned.

Yang Weimo was now seventeen, and there was still no news of Gu Qu'an.

People outside said that after passing the provincial examination, Gu Qu'an had climbed the social ladder and married into a more powerful family. Rumors ran rampant, but the Yang family couldn't find out what had happened to him.

Just then, news arrived from Dayang County: while suppressing bandits, they had found Gu Qu'an's bones. It turned out he'd been robbed and murdered on the road to the capital, and the county was sending someone to identify the body.

Yang Weimo was delighted. A painless widowhood? Could such a wonderful thing be real?! So she packed up and rushed straight to Dayang County to claim her brand-new widow status.

But fate had other plans. A heavy rain trapped her in a mountain god's temple, where she met Shen Pingyuan, a promising young official serving as the chief judge of the Court of Judicial Review.

A forensic expert and a crime investigator: together, they were a perfect match.

The remains of a familiar face drew them into a conspiracy spanning decades. The bones in Yunjing, the massacre of an entire household, the boy in the ditch... They drew closer and closer to the truth, and closer and closer to danger, even as they inched toward each other's hearts.

There was just one question that Yang Weimo could never shake: Why did Lord Shen look a little like that useless dead husband of hers? Was she going to lose her widow status after all?

This novel's blurb: Li Reng, a graduate student in the sciences, was staying up late in the lab working when he accidentally transmigrated to the Kangxi era. He became Aisin Gioro Yinreng and was bound to a livestream System called Lucky Spin Wheel: Be a good kid.

Although Li Reng knew next to nothing about history, the Qing dynasty transmigration dramas that were popular all over China had taught him that it would be Fourth Prince Yinzhen who ascended the throne, the little Fourth Fourth at the time.

So Li Reng planned to ignore the livestream, stay away from the throne, lie flat, and be an easygoing little prince.

But before his bottom even touched the bed, the livestream System punished him for falling short of the viewers' approval. He sat up in a panic, as if waking from a nightmare: no lying around while streaming!

Fine, he'd livestream. He could sunbathe, snore, and play with the little ones. But this batch of viewers seemed difficult to handle.

"No wonder Fourth Prince ascended the throne. The Crown Prince is so lazy, with no ambition at all."

"Don't even get me started. There's a reason the Qing dynasty fell..."

"They don't even have a cement road. Our village road project is better."

"Is Kangxi an idiot? Why would the West just hand its most advanced weapons to other countries?"

"This is hilarious. They're so full of themselves. In another hundred years, the West will have steam engines..."

Li Reng sighed. Fine. Contributing to the cause of socialism wasn't limited to any particular era. If the conditions were there, he'd get to work. If they weren't, he'd create them.

However, the viewers, who had already been spoiled by all the Qing dynasty transmigration and child-rearing stories, barely reacted to sweet potatoes and potatoes. They even started competing to raise the young prince better themselves.

Li Reng glanced at the adorable viewers streaming into his channel. How could he keep all this fun to himself??? If the audience thought agriculture wasn't enough, then he'd try industry!!!

And the first step toward rising up was to learn math, physics, and chemistry. Then you could go anywhere without fear!

How about starting with soap and glass mirrors? The comments filled with, "Basic stuff, basic stuff."

Li Reng...

Then how about cement roads and microscopes? The comments filled with, "Basic stuff, basic stuff."

Li Reng...

Maybe a spinning machine and a steam engine?

This time, before any comments could pop up, Li Reng noticed that the way his honorable Imperial Father and his adorable little brothers were looking at him seemed a bit strange.

Theme: The people of China should strive to strengthen themselves