Father, I Really Don't Want to Be a Prince.

Liu Shao, who unexpectedly became the fifth prince of the Southern Song Dynasty, originally wanted to be a peaceful and wealthy prince, but he had a good reputation that made other princes jealous. In order to protect himself, he began to plan to ruin his reputation. But no matter what he did, the final result was counterproductive. "What? The official I beat on purpose was a corrupt official who forced good girls into prostitution?" "What? The decent woman I teased is a female snitch?" "No way? The anti-poetry I mentioned on the city wall was used as a teaching material for the Imperial College?" "Father wants to make me the crown prince?" "You must not do this. I, Liu Shao, am not a gentleman!" This book is also known as "I'm Really Not a Good Person", "The Confused Fifth Prince of Qingtian" and "No dog can sit on this throne... The father sat down, and the sons and ministers didn't talk about you."