The Three-Year-Old Imperial Grandson, Doted on by All

Pei Bocang transmigrated.

His grandfather was the emperor of Dacheng, his father was the crown prince, and he was the emperor's grandson.

But in the future, his father would die from poison, his grandfather would die suddenly in an accident, and all his other uncles and cousins would perish as well.

The realm would descend into chaos, and he would become a dispossessed imperial grandson whom people sought to wipe out root and branch.

There was still a year before the dynasty fell. He thought, there was still time to change everything.

The infuriating part was that he was still just a tiny baby who could only crawl and babble, and could not even hold a brush steady.

Pei Bocang: ...

Dacheng had many princes, every one of them ambitious.

For the throne, the princes formed factions, pursued private interests, and abused their power to meddle in government.

The court was unstable, and the realm was in turmoil.

For the sake of his ancestors' legacy and the people of the realm, the emperor was so exhausted that he repeatedly spat up blood.

Then, during a family banquet, a babyish voice rang out...

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[The people of the northern grasslands will invade in force, and the vassal kings in every region will also raise armies in rebellion. The realm is about to descend into chaos, yet my uncles are still scheming against one another. They're beyond saving.]

[Grandpa Emperor is so pitiful. He's worked himself to the bone protecting the realm, and the dynasty will fall in just a year.]

The emperor's pupils trembled: ...

The realm passed down by his ancestors would be destroyed on his watch in just a year?

The princes exchanged glances: ...

Dacheng was on the verge of falling. What were they even fighting over?

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The days of lying flat and waiting to die dragged on.

But as he lay there, Pei Bocang suddenly realized that everything had changed.

The poison in his father's body was cured, his uncles stopped fighting, and Dacheng's realm was secure, with peace throughout the land.

His grandfather even made him Crown Prince and designated him as the emperor after next.

Even more astonishingly, not a single member of the imperial clan or court official objected. They all smiled and cried out in unison,