Han Liu transmigrates, only to lose his father as soon as he arrives. His only close family left is his grandfather. Fortunately, the old man has power and connections enough to smooth over any trouble Han Liu gets into. Unfortunately, he has one very bad little hobby: setting up his grandson. After nearly getting Han Liu killed, the old man stops setting him up and starts treating him like a treasure, constantly trading him for other people's granddaughters. But Han Liu soon realizes that he really has become a treasure: with every trade, his value rises, and so does the power in his hands.
But fate has other plans. Han Liu has the misfortune of arriving at the end of the Ming dynasty. Just as he plans to use his pretty-boy looks to make his mark on the era, someone discovers that he is the chosen one!
Then troubles and persecution come one after another, and Han Liu finds himself with a crowd of people trailing behind him. No one cares what he wants. They just keep pushing him forward.
With no other choice, Han Liu can only stretch out both hands and say, “Mine! Mine! It's all mine!”
(Readers who want a faster pace can go straight to Volume Two!)
I've listened to twenty chapters and it's pretty good, but I'm a Japanese reader, so I can't give a negative review. Why were the protagonist's two aunts in their thirties not included? Those are the legacy left by my father. 😏😏
This is a good book, but the main character is too difficult. Shouldn't a person of such a high status slap someone who is pretending to be cool? It's okay to bully others if you really can't, but why are you being targeted in all kinds of ways?
Alas, the book is a good book, but just looking at it, it's gone 😂 😂