Xiao Yan, a modern gangster, crosses into the story of Seizing the Progeny and becomes the helpless sixth prince who grew up in a cold palace. He receives a death script from the beginning: at the age of sixteen, he is treated as an abandoned son and sent to the Huns for marriage, and he is violently killed by a tough princess.
With a hundred square meters of storage space, he decided to change his destiny. On the surface, he is cowardly and allows others to manipulate him, but behind his back, he climbs the walls and leaves the palace. He specializes in collecting ill-gotten gains from corrupt officials, secretly opens brothels and pawnshops, and builds an intelligence network covering the whole country.
Is the prince arrogant and violent? Designed to be framed, he was exiled. The second brother is criticizing like crazy? The assassination attempt failed and he was left disabled. The third brother is the smiling tiger? The corruption conviction ruined his reputation.
I wanted to keep a low profile and make money, but I was repeatedly targeted by the emperor's father. When he gets into trouble, he rushes forward to collect money, while his father secretly wipes out his behind. Xiao Yan, who figured out the routine, became more and more arrogant, making the emperor's veins jump with anger, but he regarded this white and black son as his treasure.
No heroine, just career.