The Great Chu Storm: Nine Dragons Seize the Progeny

In the Great Chu Dynasty, Kowloon seized the direct descendants. The eldest son succeeded him as the crown prince, and he was both civil and military. Unfortunately, the influence of the relatives was too large, which made the emperor unhappy. The fourth son, King Jin, was good at martial arts, but unfortunately his literary talents were a bit poor. But he is still the strongest competitor of the prince. The fifth King of Qi, as the younger brother of the current crown prince, is a low-key person and has always hidden under his brother's light. The sixth king of Shu is the male protagonist. He has considerable talent in business. He married Liu Yuyao, the daughter of the popular Marquis Zhenyuan, and has a bright future. The old seventh generation king has average strength and a low profile. Does he have hidden ambitions, and can he give his brothers a big surprise? Compared with his brothers with outstanding abilities, the old King Jiulu has low abilities but great ambitions. It looks like it might be a stepping stone for others. Little ten, little eleven, little twelve. Will these little guys who are not yet adults yet suddenly emerge and seize the supreme position in the future?