After transmigrating to Great Qian, Gu Changsheng only wants to be a carefree prince who eats, drinks, and waits for death.
Unfortunately, his imperial elder brother, Gu Changfeng, is an unabashed “brocon” and a “master of reading between the lines”!
Gu Changsheng doesn't want to attend court, so he pretends to be sick and stays home grilling barbecue.
His elder brother is moved. “Second Brother is pretending to show weakness, lowering the aristocratic clans' guard so he can secretly lay plans for me!”
To make money and enjoy himself, Gu Changsheng invents colored glass and soap, monopolizing the capital's economy.
His elder brother weeps. “Second Brother has given away his entire fortune (when in fact he made a killing) just to fill the national treasury. With such unwavering loyalty, who would dare accuse him of rebellion?”
Gu Changsheng thinks it's unsafe to go out, so he trains a few servants (elite soldiers) to guard his home.
His elder brother is furious. “The border is in danger, and Second Brother's private troops are even stronger than the Imperial Guards? Quick! Send him the military seal and beg him to take command!”
Gu Changsheng: ??? Brother, I really just want to slack off!
The emperor of an enemy nation: “Gu Changsheng is unfathomable. He is the lifelong nemesis of our Great Jin!”
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It's so wonderful. The writing is not verbose at all.
It's interesting, but it's a pity that there is no system
Very beautiful and interesting
Novels about brothers, friends and brothers
A super nice book worth recommending