[One Female Lead, Sweet on the Outside and Dark Within + Gets Stronger by Roasting People + Shoots His Mouth Off at the Drop of a Hat + Courtroom Antics + Rapid Rise Through the Ranks + Satisfying Face-Slapping + System-Based + Good-for-Nothing Scion Transformed into a Powerful Minister + King of Verbal Combat]
Drowning from the start?
Qin Chuan, also known as the Northeast’s underground rapper prince, unexpectedly binds to the [Get Stronger by Roasting People] System.
What? Insulting people levels him up, and roasting them drops gear! An aircraft carrier is within reach!
A petty county official gets snide? One freestyle roast leaves him foaming at the mouth!
Thugs show up looking for trouble? Qin Chuan rhymes out a furious tirade that sends them flying three streets away, then instantly scores a divine martial arts manual!
His loyal and brave marquis father gets sabotaged? Qin Chuan lets loose right in the Golden Hall, angering the prime minister into a faint and earning blueprints for cutting-edge technology!
The marquis’s principal wife is insulted by the crown prince’s concubine? He fires back until she jumps into a lake on the spot!
He roasts his old enemies until they question their own lives.
What? The emperor has arranged a marriage to a princess, but she refuses to wed him?
The commandery princess, as sweet and innocent as a little rice ball, turns out to have a black-sesame filling. All she can think about is edging out the princess, marrying him, and having his children!
He roasts the heavens, the earth, and even thin air, roasting his way from the county seat to the Golden Throne Hall and earning himself the fearsome reputation of a “silver-tongued King of Hell”!
The emperor, traveling incognito, gets mistaken for “Master Huang.” He puts an arm around Qin Chuan and listens to him gripe about government affairs, secretly enjoying every minute of it.
The court officials tremble, and the powerful across the land quake at the sound of his name.
At court, he spouts nonsense with a perfectly straight face.
He roasts the prime minister, berates princes, and stirs up a storm. Somehow, everything he says accidentally hits the mark and helps the emperor solve his problems.
The officials cry, “That boy is poison!”
At last, Qin Chuan stands at the pinnacle of power. Holding a microphone, he faces the assembled court officials: “Don’t give me any of that useless nonsense! If I can’t roast you to death, I lose!”