(Comedy, succubi, Wei Wu style, lots of women, pleasure and romance in equal measure.)
Jiang Lan, a stunningly handsome male idol from the 21st century, dies in a woman’s arms. When he wakes, he has transmigrated into the body of Jiang Lan, the only son of the Yan Dynasty’s sole prince bearing a different surname.
He thinks he can coast through life on his reputation as a model young man from the 21st century. But the Prince Su’s fiefdom is too powerful, so he and his mother are sent to the capital as political hostages.
To take his mother home, Jiang Lan pretends to be a spoiled wastrel and stirs up trouble throughout the capital. He plans to spend his days as a carefree rake, but the emperor suddenly summons him to the imperial study and says, “Lan’er, I actually know everything.”
Only then does Jiang Lan realize that the Great Yan is not nearly as peaceful as it seems. Beneath the surface, undercurrents are swirling, and he has no idea that he has already run out of choices.
Daughters of noble lords: “I was dazzled when I saw you, my lord. Might I invite you to my chambers?”
Civil and military officials: “What? The heir spent last night with a eunuch?”
Wandering martial arts mystic: “I have roamed the world for many years. If you don’t mind having me, I will never leave your side.”
Eunuch: “My lord, wasn’t I good to you last night? You were moaning with pleasure, too.”
Villain: “Who came up with this kid? I can’t take it anymore!”
Foreign empress: “Quick! Bring my imperial consort back here!”
(A fictional dynasty full of power struggles and laughs, with lighthearted daily life and a fast-paced plot.)
Also known as: “Seriously, bro? You ship me with the eunuch?”
Great writing