Zhou Chang has always considered himself the most carefree transmigrator in history.
No System, no plot, no missions. He has looks, money, and status. In this fictional world, there are no burdens of responsibility or awkward social disasters. With a whole life handed to him for free, he might as well enjoy himself however he pleases!
At eight, Zhou Chang is a naturally brilliant prodigy, a rare genius, and an auspicious Buddhist child sent to bless the world. The position of imperial heir is his for the taking.
At eighteen, Zhou Chang is a uniquely favored prince with a substantial fief, beloved by two emperors, and a powerful governor who commands both military and political authority, his reputation striking fear into the court.
At twenty-eight, Zhou Chang… will probably be a notorious pervert whose name will stink for generations, right?
Twenty-year-old Zhou Chang put down the secret letter in his hand and quietly covered his face.
It took twenty years after transmigrating for him to realize that he was now living in the Dream of the Red Chamber. What a miserable fate for someone who studied science and engineering in his previous life and served in the military in this one!
Who could still remember, more than ten years after middle school exams, that Duke Rong was called Jia Daishan? At any rate, Zhou Chang couldn’t.
But since he was here, wouldn’t it be a waste not to do something? Rather than save the Jia family, perhaps I’m better suited to tear the Dream of the Red Chamber apart!
The content is short and concise, but the introduction is a bit extensive. The emotional line is a little thin. But worth a look.
It's a bit short, I didn't see enough