The Deposed Crown Prince Watches the Drama Unfold in a Period Novel

Please add the author's column and upcoming stories to your favorites, please~ Su Yu dutifully served as Crown Prince for thirty years. He was both scholarly and martial, rising at dawn to train, helping his father stabilize the court, supporting his mother in securing her position as empress, and protecting his younger brother as he grew up. But in the end, his father despised him for being insufficiently obedient, his mother grew distant, and his younger brother hated him. When he was deposed, Su Yu lost all hope and died vomiting blood. When he opened his eyes again, he had transmigrated into a three-year-old toddler in a northern mountain village in The 1970s. The family had nothing but four bare walls. Their ramshackle house let in the wind, and his widowed mother and young siblings had no one to rely on. The frail, useless, silly little toddler was the family's biggest burden. Su Yu shut his eyes. He was tired. They could do whatever they wanted. He lay flat and played the part of a useless little fool. Yet instead of being despised, abandoned, or given up on by his family, he was spoiled into a carefree, happy little darling. His widowed mother was an honest, unassuming woman, but for his sake, she would blush and loudly argue with the gossipy neighbors. After being reborn, his nine-year-old eldest sister didn't rush to take revenge or make money. The first thing she did was find every possible way to nurse him back to health. His seven-year-old second brother was impulsive and none too bright. Their mother had forbidden him to fight, but if anyone dared bully Su Yu, he would risk getting spanked to fight back and get even. His five-year-old third brother was timid and painfully stingy, but he would save the food he had scraped together with great difficulty, setting it aside especially for Su Yu. The warmth of family and happy childhood Su Yu had never known in his previous life was made up to him in full by his family in this one. His weariness with life was healed, and he decided to stop lying flat and work hard with his family to build a good life! But as soon as he tried to move his little legs, splat, he fell over. Three-year-old little radish Su clenched his soft little fists. It seemed the first thing he needed to work hard at now was growing up quickly! Life in the mountains was poor, but there was no shortage of family squabbles and lively little dramas. Su Yu's favorite thing to do was tuck a handful of sunflower seeds into his pocket and watch his eldest sister deal with the village's most outrageous characters, find bargains in the mountains and the city, seize the opportunities of the times, and lead the whole family to glory. This future life of winning without lifting a finger was just too much fun! [Reader's Guide] A heartwarming, healing story about raising a child, with the hilarious ups and downs of village life, a light ensemble cast, and family bonds at its heart. Romance is minimal. Dual protagonists: the heroine is Su Ying, the reborn eldest sister; the hero is Su Yu, her younger brother who has traveled from ancient times to the present. The original story concept was created on June 22, 2023. [Follow the author's column so you won't miss new releases] Coming Soon: "Transmigrated as the Exam Novel's Male Lead's Short-Lived Younger Sister" Three siblings with cheat-like advantages "What! My Bandit Father Has Ascended the Throne" Ensemble cast, female warlord in troubled times × loyal general "After Her Head Was Severed, She Became an Immortal God" Horror and suspense, an empowering female-led story "The Strongest Village Girl Marries a Military Officer on an Island" Food and raising kids, military marriage on an island "I'm Done Competing, I'm Going Home to Farm! [Livestream]" A leisurely life "Protecting Our Troublemaker [The 1970s]" Beloved family, raising kids, and cheerful village life "The Demon Lord's Downfall" A poor little princess of the iron-eating beasts × a goofy, truly domineering demon lord Theme: If you don't take eating seriously, there's something wrong with your attitude.