Dressed as a Little Princess Who Died Young, the Emperor's Uncle Competes for His Favor

When I entered the book, I became the little princess who should have died at birth. The eldest princess held me up all night, refusing to let go no matter how hard I tried. "She's still here." With this sentence, I gained the emperor's uncle, the emperor's grandmother and my father. From then on, my mother took care of me personally, the emperor's uncle arranged a warm pavilion and a soft cart for me, the imperial grandmother accompanied me to bask in the sun, and my father made the garden cart soft and stable. I want to eat pear juice and rice cereal, so there is a dedicated kitchen in the palace; I want to see sugar paintings, and the whole family arranges to leave the palace first according to my nap and physical strength; I like cats, and there is a little milk cat named Tuan Tuan in the bungalow. Other people's little princesses should learn the rules and understand propriety. And I just need to eat well, sleep well, and have fun. After all, the whole royal family is rushing to pamper me, and no one is willing to let me suffer a little injustice.