The Young Warriors: My Father Is Incompetent, So I Must Rule the World

I am Xiao Lin, the fifth prince of Beili, and I hold the title of Prince Jing'an. Of all the princes, I am closest to my sixth younger brother, Xiao Chuhe (that old Sixth). The throne belongs to either me or my sixth brother. No one else is allowed to lay claim to it.

But everything changed when our uncle, Prince Langya, was falsely accused and put to death. Chuhe protested in court, and our enraged father banished him to Qingzhou. On the way, Zhuoqing crippled him and stripped him of his status, reducing him to a commoner. Then he was ambushed on the road out of the city, his cultivation destroyed and his body left useless.

I questioned Father right there in court, only to be met with a reprimand. An emperor's suspicion outweighed the bond of blood.

In that moment, I understood: the sky over Beili had rotted. My other brothers saw that Father was growing old and fought for power at court.

If no one could protect him, then I would.

If Father was too old and incompetent, then I would take the throne and rule the land!

I put down the rebellion in the south. In three battles, I won three victories, defeating Nan Jue and forging the name of Prince Jing'an in blood.

At court, I advanced step by step, laying out my strategy across the realm.

In the struggles of the martial world, I entered the game as a member of the imperial family, stirred the winds of change, met my true love, and pledged to spend our lives together.

In the wars on the northern frontier, I led from the front, rooting out traitors and punishing evil to turn the tide.

In the hundred thousand mountains of the southern frontier, in the immortal paradise of Penglai in the east, and even when immortals descended into the mortal world, I ventured alone into the Nine Hells with my spear, protecting the nation and its people.

I want to tell everyone:

This realm will be mine. I, Xiao Lin, will take the throne.