Breaking Out of a Dead End: From Good-for-Nothing Prince to Emperor

[History] [Wild imagination] [Transmigration] [Rousing] [Peril at every turn] [Decisive and ruthless] [Psychological tactics] [Clever political intrigue]

It’s a dead end from the start.

So what if a stunning princess breaks off your engagement?

A genius prince the likes of whom the continent hasn’t seen in three hundred years,

handsome and refined, brilliant and talented,

yet branded a “fool” and an “idiot,” a good-for-nothing prince.

He makes a fool of himself at a drunken banquet,

and his imperial father, furious, exiles him to the barren and dangerous fief of Hanzhou.

The beautiful Princess of Yan breaks off their engagement, yet all sorts of stunning women line up to marry him.

A bold and spirited female general, a wealthy and generous female tycoon, the enemy nation’s greatest beauty of a princess, its graceful and alluring empress, a gentle and enchanting saintess, a righteous female bandit chieftain, a clever and headstrong princess, a lovestruck mermaid queen...

Should he welcome all these beauties into his embrace?

What do you think this prince should do?

He is weak and sickly, so he uses the coveted Everlasting Life Art to train his troops.

He has no people, so heroes, champions, and young generals all come over to his side.

He has no money, yet treasures turn up everywhere, and rare artifacts abound.

Whoever dares offend Great Chu, no matter how far away, must be destroyed.