Later in the Tang Dynasty, I Made a Bad Start and the Whole World Is Under My Control.

Traveling through the Later Tang Dynasty, he became Li Chen, the seventh prince with the least sense of existence. Others compete for the heir apparent, kill brothers and fathers, and compete for the throne. Li Chen just wants to lie down, drink and watch movies, and hide behind the scenes. Is the eldest prince arrogant and domineering? Make him crazy. The third prince is ruthless and cunning? Let him pretend. Did the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty form a clique? Let them fight. Do not fight for the throne, do not seize the throne, and do not claim to be emperor. But he holds the power of the world and controls the affairs of the government and the public. The emperor is his puppet, the princes are his pawns, and the country is turned upside down in the palm of his hand. The world laughs at him for his lack of ambition and for being a loser. Only Li Chen sneered: I am playing tricks in the deep palace, and everyone in the world is a pawn! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.