The Prince of Qi Is Still Living It Up and Waiting to Die Today (Reborn)

They say the second child in a family is the least loved, and the same is true of royalty. Prince Qi, Tang Yu, has an elder brother, the widely praised crown prince, and a younger full brother, the beloved darling of the family. It's no wonder he hardly makes a mark in the imperial household. Unable to bear the loneliness, he throws himself into the struggle for the throne, only to die mysteriously in his own manor one night. Reborn in his youth, Tang Yu decides that in this life he'll look after his own little patch of land and enjoy a simple life with a wife and children. But things don't seem to be going according to plan... I only wanted to be a wealthy idler. How did I end up emperor? Notes: 1. The protagonist is male. He had wives and concubines in his previous life, but this life is one-on-one, with a sweet romance. 2. This is a fictional setting, so please be kind. Thanks to Ranran of Tu Hua Paradise for the cover! Coming soon: "After the Confiscation [Book Transmigration]" Transmigrate into the body of a noblewoman, marry a handsome and talented man, and hope for a love that lasts forever. Then one day, disaster strikes. My lover brings his troops, takes down my father, and confiscates everything my family owns. Female Lead: Hah. Did you think getting married would leave me with no way out? I won't put up with this life! Supporting Female Character: I transmigrated into a melodramatic novel as a princess. With the plot in hand, the world is mine. My brother is emperor, and the male lead is my kept man... As for the female lead, wait, how did she get involved with my uncle, who's barely even in the story? And why has my uncle become emperor?! A certain Daoist: If it means marrying a wife, becoming a layman isn't so bad. What others see as a forced marriage and a ruler stealing his minister's wife is actually a love story between a nun (fake) and a Daoist priest (real). Reader's guide: 1. The supporting female character undergoes Book Transmigration; the female lead only transmigrates. 2. In the book the supporting female character transmigrates into, the male lead is her ex-husband, but the male lead of this story is not her ex-husband. Theme: Who hasn't been reborn?