From the start, he transmigrates into Xiao Yechen, the sixth prince of Great Xia, a useless man who is treated as an unwanted disgrace.
The struggle for the throne is perilous, and imperial power is merciless. So he decides to lie flat and give up, focusing solely on making money and building his fortune.
He won’t fight for power, take sides, or compete for the crown prince’s position.
He’ll just open shops, control supply channels, and build a business network, quietly making a fortune.
He had hoped to grow rich in peace and live out his days,
but then he discovers that the daughter of the mighty Grand General Who Guards the Nation, whose influence dominates the court...
is also a transmigrator from the modern world!
One has the royal status to stay out of trouble and a modern business mindset.
The other commands the power of a military clan and holds the troops that protect Great Xia.
The two join forces, plan each move carefully, monopolize commerce across the realm, and amass the wealth of the four seas.
When the court falls into turmoil and the princes fight each other to the brink,
everyone realizes in shock:
This unremarkable sixth prince has long since become richer than the state, with the imperial army firmly under his thumb.
Xiao Yechen smiles faintly:
“Whoever wants the throne can have it. My realm is paved with gold and silver.”
