[Historical romance] + [fictional political intrigue] + [imperial court] + [satisfying comeback]
Xiao Jingyuan was the crown prince of the Great Sheng Dynasty. At ten, he went to war alongside his father. When he was thirteen, his father, Xiao Cheng, ascended the throne and became emperor, and Xiao Jingyuan was named crown prince. He had everything going for him.
To keep the court stable, Xiao Cheng allowed officials from the previous dynasty and military officers of the new regime to serve together. Little did he know that Chang Song, a former-dynasty official, would use a beauty trap to throw the entire imperial harem and even the households of the newly powerful military officers into chaos. Chang Song planned to put his grandson, the Third Prince, on the throne and control the court, scheming to force Xiao Jingyuan into exile.
With no other choice, Xiao Jingyuan fled to another country, concealed his identity, traded along the border, bought horses, and built up his forces, waiting until his wings were strong enough.
Who could have guessed that comedy and political intrigue would keep striking along the way? See how Xiao Jingyuan overcomes one obstacle after another and claims the world.
I thought it was a nonsensical and funny article, but I didn't expect that the plot line was particularly solid! The prince pretended to be down and out and lived in the border areas. While running the Changfeng Inn in Liangzhou to hide his identity, he solved the traps of merchants and accumulated power. The laughter is hidden in every misunderstanding, but the main plot of revenge is online throughout. The ancient etiquette and market business details are attentive. The contrast is full, and the more you watch, the more you get addicted.