When the Pond Drowned, the Emperor's Father Set His Sights on Me

[Time Travel + Good Luck + Counterattack + Invention + Father-son Game] Ying Ji fell into the water. No one took him seriously - a good-for-nothing prince would be dead when he died. But after he climbed out of the pond, everyone felt something was wrong. The eldest prince said: "Why hasn't Lao Jiu been in trouble lately?" The third prince said: "He is actually reading?" The fifth prince said: "The master praised him for his progress in his studies?" Ying Zheng put down the memorial and narrowed his eyes: "When did my most useless son learn to hide his clumsiness?" What's even weirder is—— This good-for-nothing prince started to do some weird things. Snow-white sugar, as crystal clear as frost. Pure salt, neither bitter nor astringent. There are also those unheard of methods popping up one after another. The court was shaken and the harem was in an uproar. Zhao Ji came to visit late at night, and her fingertips gently ran across the back of his hand: "Your Highness, how many secrets have you hidden?" Ying Ji—no, it's time to call him Chen Mo. An internet writer who had been on the street for three years and couldn't even pay the rent turned out to be the most useless prince in the Qin Dynasty. He thought that as long as he kept a low profile and developed, he could survive. But he forgot one thing—— Luck can't be stopped.