Lu Chen transmigrates to the Great Xia dynasty and becomes the dim-witted Sixth Prince. To secure his own fief, he starts making a terrible nuisance of himself, driving the emperor into a rage, the empress dowager to shriek, the officials to hate him, and the noble youths to flee at the sight of him.
And it gets worse.
Ever eaten an egg boiled in urine? The crown prince has.
Ever drunk tea steeped in foot-washing water? The Second Prince has.
Ever gnawed on a stale bun snatched from a beggar? The Third Prince has.
Playing the fool, he beats up his brothers and friends.
Lu Chen gets his wish and is sent to his fief, only to find it remote, barren, and under threat from powerful enemies.
What’s there to be afraid of?
He relieves disaster, settles the people, and revives the economy.
He builds roads, opens mines, and smelts iron to forge tools.
A barren wasteland?
No, it’s more prosperous than the capital.
While the princes in the capital are still fighting over the throne, Lu Chen has already become emperor.
It's really nice. The writing is witty and humorous.
It's pretty good. Come on, come on, come on.
Why is it a new book? It's not enough to read.
It's okay, a typical article about fighting for storage, with minor flaws but it doesn't affect reading. At least the logic is online and there is no show off of writing.
The writing is very good, keep up the good work
Okay. Just don't bring the barbarians to live in the capital in the future 😳
Very good looking very good looking