Chu Ye, a modern man, traveled through time and became the wasted prince of Dayong. He was trapped in a desperate situation of seizing his legitimate son, being jealous of his father, and being despised by his ministers. He was accidentally bound to the "immortality system after death", but he was forbidden to commit suicide and could only die by committing suicide. Chu Ye repeatedly failed to seek death, and the system's punishment increased his lifespan, charm, and life-saving skills such as diamond body protection, making it increasingly difficult to die. Chu Ye, who was forced to get involved in the fight for the heir in Kowloon, the disputes between rivers and lakes, and the floods in the Yellow River, faced the reality with wisdom in "I don't want to live but have to live", and was bound by emotion and responsibility. He transformed from a fleeing bystander into the prince of Dayong who shoulders the responsibility of his family, country and world.
Reader comments
This drama is okay, funny
Not bad, not bad
The plot is good, the laughs are dense, and the ways of death are colorful. If the male protagonist's skills are improved and the female character's appearance is improved, it can be regarded as a small masterpiece.
This drama is okay, funny
Not bad, not bad
The plot is good, the laughs are dense, and the ways of death are colorful. If the male protagonist's skills are improved and the female character's appearance is improved, it can be regarded as a small masterpiece.