[Ladies’ Man + Conquest + Political Scheming + Live-in Son-in-Law] Pei Hao transmigrates to the waning years of the Great Zhou, when the realm is in turmoil. At just seventeen, he becomes the chief of a bandit stronghold. One day, a caravan that looks like easy pickings passes below his mountain, so he immediately leads his men into action and pulls off a major heist. Only afterward does he learn that it was the caravan taking the Crown Prince’s fourth son to Yuzhou for a political marriage. He’s been living on the Crown Prince’s territory, and now he’s killed the man’s son. He’s as good as dead. But then he discovers that the dead prince looks almost exactly like him. His name is Pei Hao; the prince’s name was Pei Yuanhao. They sound the same, though the characters are different. Could it be fate? So he makes a decision that would disgrace his ancestors: he takes the prince’s place and heads to Yuzhou to become a live-in son-in-law of the Song family...
