Lin Che, a modern social animal, opened his eyes and became the most unlucky king of leisure in Dajing. He was protected by the emperor, and surrounded by three beauties. He spent his daily life drinking, betting on horses and going around the house. But who would have known that this seemingly careless dandy secretly watched the chess game in the court, used the wisdom of a social animal to defuse the traps of political opponents, and relied on modern common sense to revitalize the palace's property. Even the three wives, who had their own agendas, gradually changed from "coping" to "dead-spirited." Others pretend to be pigs and eat tigers by relying on tactics, but he relied on the acting skills of "I am just a bastard, what can you do to me" until one day, the emperor patted him on the shoulder and said: "Brother, I think you are better at guarding this country than me."
