[Dynasty-building conquest] [Power fantasy] [Transmigration]
Jiang Cheng transmigrates into the novel and becomes his namesake, the ninth prince of the Great Yan Dynasty!
His situation is dire, and death seems certain. The Crown Princess sets a trap for him, forcing him into her scheme. He has no choice but to play along, and unexpectedly awakens a System that reveals fortune and misfortune and helps him avert disaster.
When his actions affect or diminish the fortune of a Child of Destiny, he gains Spirit Fortune points, which can be used to improve his talent and comprehension.
Defeat a Child of Destiny or seize their fortune outright, and there’s a chance to randomly obtain their treasures, spirit medicines, or even cultivation techniques and martial arts. Excellent!
But the royal family is heartless, and danger lurks everywhere. He only wants to stay alive, yet every prince sees him as a thorn in his side.
The second prince, born with a martial bone, has unmatched fighting prowess.
The Crown Prince possesses a Nine Suns Dao Body, capable of trapping Buddhas and imprisoning demons.
The fourth prince, Jiang Heng, is ruthless and holds authority over the imperial family’s deadly Other Shore Flowers.
The sixth prince, Jiang Muyang, has an exquisite mind and excels at scheming.
The seventh prince, Jiang Tianyao, possesses an indestructible sword body.
The eighth prince, Jiang Che, is a master of both alchemy and artifact crafting.
Among Emperor Yan’s nine sons, only the ninth prince, Jiang Cheng, is a wastrel and good-for-nothing.
After reading four chapters, I can't stand it anymore! 🙂 The protagonist and the prince are royals after all, so why are they so miserable all the time? Ancestor skills? It is outrageous that two brothers should be despised and looked down upon by women!