I, the Crown Prince, Just Love Doing Good Deeds

[Imaginary setting, don’t overthink the historical details!!!]

[Some kingdom-building, silly comedy, later power struggles]

After finally transmigrating into the body of a crown prince, he thinks he can lie flat and do nothing. But right from the start, he’s faced with the threat of being deposed?

“Hey, hey, hey! Sure, I like beautiful women, but I’ve been single since birth and I’m still a virgin. If I take the blame now, where will I find beauties to keep by my side later?”

Song Yi stages a dramatic comeback, cackles, and has Grand Commandant Li... castrated!

The courtiers get a whole new impression of the crown prince: He’s been hiding his true self all along! He pretended he couldn’t get over his sister-in-law to throw everyone off, deliberately giving Grand Commandant Li the chance to make a move, then taking the opportunity to get rid of him!

After getting a taste of his golden finger’s benefits, Song Yi goes from an idle playboy to a living example of selfless service.

“Father, let your son massage you and show his filial devotion~”

Emperor Yan is horrified and immediately summons the imperial physician to treat the crown prince’s brain.

Undeterred, Song Yi turns to Noble Consort Yun. “Mother, let your son bring you some water to wash your feet~”

Noble Consort Yun bites her handkerchief and weeps: “It’s over. A ghost has possessed my son!”

The eunuchs and maids in the Eastern Palace are all called in for a personal visit by the crown prince. “X, is your family having any difficulties? If you are, just tell me, the crown prince. As your master, I’ll definitely help you sort them out...”

Everyone trembles with fear: “Waaah... His Highness is possessed!”

Even the dogs passing by the Eastern Palace get stopped by Song Yi for a concerned chat, leaving them so frightened they tuck their tails between their legs and don’t dare move...

That night, Song Yi snuggles under the covers and happily counts his spoils.

“Ah, I’ve done another whole day of good deeds. With all these merit points, what should I trade them for...”