Tokyo's Young Scoundrel: My Dad Is Gao Qiu, So I Do Whatever I Want

After transmigrating into Water Margin as the infamous Gao Yanei, Gao Kan discovers that he is standing on the brink of a volcanic eruption at the end of the Northern Song dynasty. With the coming Jingkang Disaster and the Liangshan heroes' seething hatred looming over him, he decides to tear up the original script. Instead of harassing Lin Niangzi, he helps her and Lin Chong reunite. Instead of framing loyal officials, he turns around and slaps the evidence of Cai Jing's crimes onto Emperor Huizong's desk.

With modern business acumen, he builds the Song dynasty's greatest financial empire, monopolizing the wealth of the world with sugar and colored glass. Meanwhile, he uses his playboy image as cover, laying secret pieces across the imperial court. When the Jurchen cavalry tramples Bianliang, people see this "number one young villain of Dongjing" standing armored atop the city walls, with Lin Chong's icy spear, Yan Qing's crossbow, and the heavy cavalry he has built with his own money behind him.

From a wastrel who preyed on respectable women to a schemer who commands the shadows, Gao Kan maneuvers the world to the sound of a courtesan's pipa and sows discord between enemy states beneath the dice cups of gambling dens. While Yue Fei is still practicing martial arts in Tangyin, he has already made Jin Wuzhu tremble on the banks of the Yellow River. "This madman... actually turned a game of national ruin into a blood-soaked battlefield!" The fireworks of a flourishing age illuminate the solitary path of a man who turns the tide beneath a notorious name.