Li Hua is a rich second-generation heir. Just after his parents finished throwing him a wedding, they promptly left on a trip and dumped the family business in his lap. Then, one day, someone suddenly showed up at his house.
“Good sir, I am Fusu! What place is this?”
Li Hua was dumbfounded. A little while later...
“I am Li Chengqian. Oh? We share a surname? They say all people with the same surname were one family five hundred years ago!”
Li Hua was even more at a loss for words!
“I’m Zhu Biao, young man. Got anything to eat? I’m starving.”
Li Hua...
“I am Liu Ju. What place is this?”
Li Hua was completely stunned. The four crown princes, each destined to be an emperor through the ages, had all ended up at his house, and none of them had actually become emperor!
Li Hua had thought this extraordinary turn of events might let him change history, but as he started making changes, he realized something was off.
Li Chengqian: “Heh, Chengxin? Hou Junji? You want me to rebel? They’re already feeding the fish in the river. My fourth brother wants to fight me for the throne? He doesn’t have time for that now. I put him on a weight-loss plan, so he’s probably sweating it out as we speak.”
Zhu Biao: “The Lü clan? They’re probably already in the King of Hell’s court. I worked myself to death? Yeah, right! I’ll do whatever makes me comfortable!”
And so, the four crown princes gradually went off the rails. Their instigator, Li Hua, was having a rough time too. It wasn’t enough that the four of them had come over; they brought their younger sisters as well. Great, I just got married and now I have two daughters and a son. My wife ignores me every day because she’s busy looking after the kids.
When Li Hua’s parents found out, they canceled their trip and stayed home to look after the children every day.
As for Li Hua, he became this group’s strategist, teacher, supplier, and even their personal delivery driver.
Li Hua complained about it all the time, but he never walked away. He thought it was pretty great.
Anyone can enter the protagonist's home. It's too unsafe. No normal person wants to open the door and see a stranger sitting there. Is this still a safe home? When staying in a hotel, you need to have a front desk to register before you can check in.
Anyone can enter the protagonist's home. It's too unsafe. No normal person wants to open the door and see a stranger sitting there. Is this still a safe home? When staying in a hotel, you need to have a front desk to register before you can check in.
Can the author please update it quickly?