Other people transmigrate and become overpowered heroes. I just want to find somewhere to keep lying flat.
I opened my eyes at Tumu Fortress: swords flashing, twenty thousand troops wiped out.
The bad news: I've become Zhu Qizhen, and I have to go to work.
The good news: I was captured right after becoming emperor.
Even better news: Captives don't have to work, and someone else provides the meals.
I've found my calling among the Oirats: no work, no responsibilities.
I've decided to stay here and study abroad. Whoever wants to go back can go back.
But the Ming court won't have it: “Your Majesty, you have to come back to work!”
The Oirats are baffled too: “Why won't this emperor leave, no matter how hard we try to kick him out?”
Most absurd of all, after lying around for a while, I somehow ended up back in Beijing, then in the imperial palace, and finally became the most inexplicable emperor in history.
Everyone else wants to win. I'm the only one who wants to lose.
And I won, because nobody wanted to play with me.
Although it's nonsense, it's refreshing and effortless. Sweet love is not that bad. Pretty good too. Zhu Qizhen was a miserable emperor and a miserable life. But life has to go on.
Yes, I saw one that I liked a lot.
It's good to watch. Is there a big plot behind it?