From the Start, I Cut Ties: That Hat on My Head Has to Go

His soul transmigrates to another world, and he finds himself the son of the Marquis of Zhenbei of Great Wei.

He thought he could lie flat and enjoy life as a carefree rich man. Then, without warning, someone slapped a cuckold's hat on his head.

Xiao Chen discovers, to his dismay, that he is not favored in the marquis's household. His mother was merely a servant who shared the marquis's bed, and he himself was an accident born of drunken lust.

Not long ago, the King of Wei decreed that the Seventh Princess would marry him. But everyone in Great Wei knows that the chancellor's son and the Seventh Princess are in love and close to each other. Perhaps their relationship has already gone further!

Faced with this sudden predicament, Xiao Chen decisively refuses. But one after another, these people try to force the cuckold's hat onto his head.

Xiao Chen can take no more. He deliberately provokes the Marquis of Zhenbei, cursing him out thoroughly, and cuts ties with him as his father once and for all.

He'd rather live a little poorer than have anything hanging over his head.