Showing Off the Prince: My Salted Fish Script Was Torn up by the Taifu

Su Jinghong, the ninth prince of the Dayao Dynasty, has been recognized by the palace as "the dislike of everyone" since he was a child - his mother doesn't care for him, his father doesn't like him, and even the eunuchs and maids dare to secretly poke him in the spine. In order to live a stable life as a wealthy and idle king until adulthood, he deliberately pretended to be crazy and acted stupidly, and welded the persona of a playboy to his body. Everyday he skipped classes, fished, and committed suicide in various ways, just to be forgotten by everyone. Unexpectedly, an imperial edict threw him into the Royal Academy full of top academics, and he also met Lu Qingci, a cold, dignified, and disgusting Taifu. He wanted to continue his misfortune and be driven home, but instead of being angry, the Tutor not only protected him at all times; even the sixth prince Su Jingyuan, who was rumored to be cold and cruel and had an old grudge against him, was always helping him out in the dark. What's even more outrageous is that he was accidentally bound to the "Salted Fish Counterattack System", which allowed him to accumulate points by performing poorly and exchange skills for fishing. Unknowingly, the useless prince became the focus of the academy and a celebrity in the court. Facing the eyeing political opponents and the murderous harem, Su Jinghong continued to pretend to be a salty fish, while using his system skills to slap the scum in the face, and at the same time, he created ambiguous sparks with the Qing Leng Taifu and the Sixth Brother who protects the shortcomings. This is a popular and refreshing novel about "playing bad and lying down to win + being slapped in the face and feeling happy + having two strong escorts". The colloquial expression is down-to-earth, and the refreshing points are intensive and fast-paced, making you enjoy watching and laughing.