Transmigrated to Great Shu, but My Imperial Father Can Hear My Thoughts

In his previous life, Liu Zhan worked nine to five just to make ends meet, barely getting by. After transmigrating into Great Shu, Liu Zhan became the useless, uneducated prince in everyone’s eyes. He idled away his days and took no interest in worldly affairs. His several elder brothers looked down on him, and even his father, the emperor, couldn’t stand him. Having transmigrated into a book, Liu Zhan knows Great Shu will fall before long. Once it does, his father, his brothers, and the entire imperial family will be taken to Xudu and killed by Great Wei. The kingdom will fall, and its people will perish. But with Great Shu on the brink of collapse, he knows that even if he reports this to his father, the emperor won’t believe him. By now, all the other princes have been given titles and fiefs. Only he remains a mere prince. He feels no attachment to the Great Shu court and wants nothing more than to lie flat and enjoy himself, but then he discovers that his household is flat broke. He had planned to wait for Great Shu to fall, then flee with his wife and live under assumed names. But even running away costs money. What he never expected was that his father would overhear his inner thoughts...