The Dandy Prince and His Relatives: the System Forces Me to Be a Wise King

Chu Zhao, the eldest son of the Duke of Dachu Town, is a well-known dandy in the capital. He fights cocks and walks dogs, goes shopping and gambles on horses. He lives a miserable life, but he has a hidden talent for mechanism skills that is unknown to everyone. Until he was punished to kneel down in the ancestral hall, he was accidentally bound to the "Dandy Point System". If he did not earn 1,000 points of Daddy Points in ten days, he would be implanted with the "Obedient Gu" and allowed to be controlled by others. To make matters worse, the emperor suddenly ordered him to marry Princess Wen Tang of South Vietnam. Chu Zhao didn't know that this seemingly weak princess not only possessed the unique skills of Gu magic in southern Xinjiang, but was also bound to the "national destiny system" - her mission was to use her marriage to steal the Central Plains spiritual mineral technology and save her mother country from the red miasma crisis. One relies on "making things worse" to save his life, and the other relies on "making trouble" to save the country. The tasks of the two systems are naturally in opposition. The two went from being tested by poisonous insects and ruining the gambling game when they first met, to later jointly defeating the Prime Minister's conspiracy to seize the mines and resisting the system's compulsory killing order. They gradually changed from using each other to trusting each other. When the poison of the spirit mine was exposed, the coup in the court broke out, and the system backlash struck, Chu Zhao finally shed his dandy disguise and used organ skills to protect his family and country; Wen Tang also broke free from the shackles of the system and used witchcraft to help the people. This "most unreliable" marriage couple will eventually find a way to achieve harmony between the two countries in the maelstrom of intrigues and system traps - but the shadow left by the system is still hidden in the dark...