Joy of Life: I Know the Plot, So I Crush That Old Emperor Qing

Reborn as Li Chengqian, the Crown Prince of Joy of Life, he thought he'd gotten an unbeatable start: the Myriad Worlds Wheel in hand, one draw a year, and any cheat he wanted. But then the big shot died, and the Wheel changed owners? No problem. He immediately used a Superman trial card to build a "Literary Sage's Tomb" on Yuanshan, stuffing it full of Tang poetry, Song lyrics, and Dream of the Red Chamber so Fan Xian would have no poems to plagiarize!

Before he could enjoy himself much longer, he was forcibly summoned and dumped into an icy cavern in the Hunter x Hunter world, with his teammate barely clinging to life. The Wheel judged him capable of flight as Superman, but the card had already expired! What could he do? He chose to provoke his teammate with taunts, making them attack in a rage and triggering a rule-based counterkill. He successfully seized the Heavenly Reward for Diligence life talisman and returned immediately.

From then on, Qing was graced with a Crown Prince of a very different sort: a martial arts foundation in three years, reaching the third rank at eleven; confronting a top scholar from the purist faction at Guangning Palace and driving Gu Qing out with a single, "Why should I let you use me as a stepping stone?" Even Emperor Qing marveled: "This child is even more ruthless than I am!"

While Fan Xian was still memorizing poems in Danzhou, the Temple was manipulating the world according to its script, and the Grandmasters were each harboring their own schemes, Li Chengqian had already jumped off the chessboard. Starting from Joy of Life, he turned the natural order upside down!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.