[Qing Transmigration] The Crown Prince's Older Brother's Leisurely Life

[A Qing-era transmigration story with no romance. Updates are very slow, and the ending is already set. Best to let it build up before reading.] After transmigrating, Cao Yu learned what it meant to have the body of a prince and the life of a servant. As the royal twin who was cast aside, he thought: A life of idle luxury sounds great. Who can really go up against the Nine Princes? But... wasn't I supposed to be an idle rich man? Wasn't I supposed to stay far away from the capital? Now the entire court knows I'm an unregistered prince... --The next book is now open for pre-collection. If you're interested, visit my author page and add it to your collection-- [The Qing-Era Censor] Zhou Jin thought that after passing the imperial examinations, he could coast through life at the Hanlin Academy. But after bringing down Suo'etu and Mingzhu, and getting Gao Shiqi to steer clear of him, he was forced into a life at the Censorate, taking on everyone and everything. He raids estates with the First Prince, collects debts with the Fourth Prince, and calms people down with the Eighth Prince. Zhou Jin has become very adept at his three-part impeachment routine. This is the story of a protagonist who accidentally becomes so feared that the entire court trembles at the mention of his name. --Little scene-- Liang Jiugong: Any matters to present? If not, court is dismissed. Zhou Jin: Your servant has a memorial... The ministers glance at one another and discreetly take a step back, terror in their eyes. Who has he set his sights on this time? Theme: No matter your status, you should always work hard.