The Lie-Flat Prince of Zhenguan: What’s Wrong with Making the Crown Prince Lead a Donkey?

After transmigrating to the fifth year of the Zhenguan era, Zhang Huaiyi only wanted to be a lazy landowner.

On the day of the autumn harvest, he was half asleep on a lounge chair beneath the shade of a tree.

A middle-aged man came to visit, introducing himself as Li Er, a merchant from Chang’an. A young man stood beside him, said to be his son, Gaoming.

Zhang Huaiyi didn’t even open his eyes. He casually ordered:

“Hey, you. Go fetch the donkey cart and give our honored guest, Mr. Li, a ride.”

Only later did he learn that...

The “son” he’d ordered to drive the donkey cart was Crown Prince Li Chengqian.

The “honored guest, Mr. Li,” waiting for him in the cart was Li Shimin.

And the first batch of liquor he’d just distilled was stolen by Cheng Yaojin, who smashed down his door...