I Only Want to Be a Carefree Prince, but My Parents Are Too Good at Their Jobs

What's it like to have invincible parents and an invincible background? Li Chang'an transmigrates to the Divine Land and becomes the seventh prince of the Great Tang Empire. The court is rife with power struggles, treachery, and deadly traps at every turn. Princes wage a hidden battle to the death, while ministers fight with everything they've got... Other nations are locked in endless conflict, with warlords carving up the land. The martial world is turbulent. The strong can split mountains and shatter stone, or sever rivers with a single finger. Schemes and conspiracies abound. The imperial family is the most ruthless of all. Li Chang'an only wants to be a carefree prince, riding into the martial world in fine clothes and with a fine horse, sword in hand, roaming the world... But things don't go as he wishes. As a prince, he can't easily escape. So he seizes an opportunity to fake his death and leave the dark, oppressive palace. He ventures into the martial world, only to find that his parents have already arranged his opportunities, followers, confidantes, and even the path ahead... Why work hard, then? Isn't it better to coast to victory?