[No Female Lead] [No System] [Light Ensemble Cast]
When Li Zhixin wakes up, he discovers that he has become the most notorious young wastrel in the capital, and that his family’s influence is terrifyingly powerful...
“What? My father is a prince of a different surname, a Pillar of the State, and a senior general, and he’s now the prime minister? He used to be regent, too?”
“What? My mother is the richest person in the world, wealthy enough to rival an entire nation?”
“What? My eldest brother is a great general and a duke. My second brother is a Marquis Champion and the Khan of Heaven. My elder sister is the empress?”
“You mean every soldier from outside the capital to inside the imperial palace belongs to my family?”
Looking at the young emperor on the throne, Li Zhixin figured the poor guy must be having a very rough time...
And he used to be a lovesick fool who groveled after women?
Well, sorry, but he’s quit.
From now on, he’s a super wastrel who only enjoys music at the pleasure houses and pretty girls at the clubs.
No one is going to get the chance to make me drag my family down!
I think it's pretty good. The only red flag is that the protagonist confesses his transmigrator identity, but the person he confesses to (his brother) is a lunatic, so confessing is practically the same as not confessing at all, so it doesn't really matter. You can think of the protagonist as naive, but it's not important. His other brothers make up for it by making him seem less cunning.
It avoids those clichéd plot points, and the journey isn't too frustrating; it can be enjoyed as a semi-satisfying read, and is highly recommended.
It's a good book, but it's a pity I discovered it too early. I rarely review books; I read them like fast food on Tomatoes. This book is truly excellent.
It's considered quite beautiful among tomatoes.
Quite interesting, a whole family of lunatics.
I think it looks pretty good.