The Little Crown Prince Doesn’t Want to Turn Evil, Only Wants Dad’s Hug

Father and son, family affection, slight angst, redemption, no CP.

Little pitiable Shi An transmigrates into the body of a sickly young heir in the regent's residence.

Good news: he has a father now.

Bad news: this father doesn't love him.

His birth mother died early, his birth father is cold, and the servants bully him. On top of that, he's bound to a villain system that nags him every day to learn to be bad, harm his father, and accumulate blackening value.

But Shi An is naturally soft-hearted. He can't bear to send poisonous pastries, and he can't learn to frame others. He can only take punishment with a pitiful face.

The system that was supposed to raise a great villain ends up being raised into a child-obsessed parent first.

And that cold and detached regent also, through this child's repeated careful approaches, gradually learns how to love his son.

The young heir doesn't want to blacken.

He only wants his father to hold him.