Transmigrated as the Widowed Imperial Tutor of a Husky Emperor

Li Laiqian transmigrates into a book. Because the author stopped updating, the world inside the book began to collapse. It is an age of upheaval, conflict, and exceptional talent, and his mission is to support one faction and bring peace to the land, so that auspicious signs will appear from the heavens and he can go home.

He rubs his hands together, ready to make his mark. But can someone tell him why he transmigrated into a disgraced widower?

After countless twists and turns and ten long years, the Wei family he supported takes control of the imperial capital. But the emperor dies on the eve of the coronation!

At this critical moment, Li Laiqian coaxes and tricks the youngest son of the Qin family into becoming emperor.

He has considered every possibility except this: Qin Xiao Qi, usually as stubborn as a mule, kicks up a fuss and refuses. He wants to negotiate terms with Li Laiqian, who can only agree to discuss them later for now.

That very night, he is bound hand and foot and taken to the emperor's bedchamber.

Li Laiqian stares, utterly baffled, at Qin Xiao Qi, who has washed and dressed for bed.

Qin Jiao is the seventh child in his family. He's a bit of a blockhead and is often fooled by people. What he never expected was that one day someone would fool him into becoming emperor!

Looking at the widower and imperial preceptor he has long yearned for, Qin Jiao decides that perhaps being emperor isn't so bad.

Theme: Even in troubled times, keep a light in your heart. If you can't change the world, don't let your surroundings change you.