Father, Open the Gate! Your Eldest Son Is Back to Rebel

[Lighthearted + Hilarious + Misunderstandings + Political Scheming + Invincible Backing]

Zhao Heng transmigrates as the only heir of Prince Duan’s estate in the Great Qian Dynasty. After taking a kick to the head from a donkey, he activates the “Ultimate Spoiled Heir System.”

As long as he squanders money, causes trouble, and gets his father riled up, he’ll receive rewards and grow stronger!

And so, the capital gains a notorious young troublemaker whom even passing dogs get slapped twice.

Prince Duan: “You little brat! You spent a hundred thousand taels on a lousy brothel?”

Zhao Heng: “You don’t understand, Father. It’s an intelligence center.” (He immediately uncovers evidence that the chancellor is plotting a rebellion.)

Prince Duan: “You little brat! You took the estate’s soldiers and went off to become a bandit?”

Zhao Heng: “Don’t worry, Father. It’s a live-fire exercise.” (Half a month later, the bandits wipe out the enemy army’s vanguard.)

Then the battle for the throne erupts, and the princes go for each other’s throats.

But they soon discover that the young heir Ye, who spends all day walking his birds and cockfighting, controls the world’s largest bank, has the greatest martial artist in the realm at his side, and commands a private army stronger than the Imperial Guard!

Zhao Heng looks down at the civil and military officials kneeling and begging him to ascend the throne, his face full of disdain.

“Being emperor sounds exhausting. Here, little nephew, you can have the throne. Your uncle just wants to be an utterly ordinary regent!”