Two longtime friends in the modern world, Shen Yan and Lu Zheng, were caught in an accident and transmigrated to another world together.
One’s soul entered Chu Heng, the third prince of the Great Yong, a notorious playboy and layabout in the capital.
The other had the bad luck to become A-Huang, a fat yellow dog.
A-Huang’s golden finger made him invulnerable to weapons, fire, and water, while Chu Heng had no golden finger at all.
Perhaps everything was destined.
The two alone possessed the gift of sharing thoughts across souls. They were the only people from another world who could communicate with each other. Lu had a natural talent for analyzing qi and blood and sensing the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, but he was trapped in a dog’s body and couldn’t even speak human language.
These two hapless brothers, connected only through their thoughts, began an unconventional struggle to survive in another world.
To outsiders, Chu Heng seemed to spend his days drinking, chasing after dogs, and listening to music, a good-for-nothing who would never amount to anything. In secret, however, he was weaving an intelligence network through the streets and markets.
Fight for the throne? Compete to become crown prince? Why be emperor when you could laze around and enjoy free food?
Chu Heng only wanted to live peacefully as an idle prince and slowly find his way home.
But Zhao Lei raged inside his head every day: “What do you mean, laze around? Hurry up and find an ancient teleportation array! I’m not spending the rest of my life as a dog! Wouldn’t it be way better to go back to Blue Star, grill skewers, and drink beer?!”
