My Father Successfully Usurped the Throne, So Why Am I Only Second in Line?

[Historical + Lighthearted Comedy + No Romance + Political Intrigue + Power Fantasy + Misunderstandings]

In the struggle for the throne, you either wear the imperial crown or lose your head.

After transmigrating as the second son of the founding emperor, Li Jing commands 300,000 battle-hardened veterans.

Li Jing had planned to slack off until he was disinherited, then return to the modern world as soon as possible. Unfortunately, his abilities won’t let him.

He parades through the military camps in a flower-decked carriage, making fierce generals bow to him;

He beats up members of the imperial clan, hoping to offend the powerful, but accidentally uncovers a shocking corruption scandal and is rewarded with the Nine Bestowments!

With the throne about to land in his lap, Li Jing is completely at a loss.

But the gentle, refined crown prince, in an effort to suppress him, stops the life-saving payments to disabled veterans.

Furious, Li Jing laughs coldly and leads a hundred veterans, all missing arms or legs, to blockade a corrupt official’s home:

The imperial treasury is empty? No problem. I’ll personally bring my brothers around to beg for alms!

Backing down won’t bring peace. So what if someone else takes the throne of Great Qian!