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A slow-paced coming-of-age story, with few conflicts early on. The protagonist is childish, difficult, and lazy at first because of his mindset and other issues (pinned and highlighted!). He'll grow later. Please don't assume the characters' values reflect the author's (pinned and highlighted! Keep this in mind!).
The author is shameless and writes without thinking. There are many personal liberties, all in service of the plot. Don't argue or nitpick. If you want to drop the story, just leave quietly instead of telling me.
The protagonist has no pairing and no romance. The side characters have a few plot-related romantic storylines.
Any poems not attributed in the text are original.
Also known as: #When a Lazybones Becomes Crown Prince# #After I Transmigrated into a Book, Everything I Did Was Right# #An Overpowered Life Is Incredibly Lonely#
Yuan Run transmigrates into a crown prince in a certain unfinished novel, one who ascends the throne only to see his country fall. He spends the first half of his life causing trouble everywhere, and the second half in misery.
What's it like to have God's-eye knowledge?
Yuan Run, a pretend farming enthusiast, says: This is so hard. I don't dare be crown prince. I really want to be demoted.
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Five-year-old Yuan Run stands at the entrance to Zhaohua Hall and announces in front of everyone: I'm not going to be crown prince! I want to go farm!
The ministers: So considerate of the people, so benevolent and kind!
Ten-year-old Yuan Run works up the courage to topple the huge vase in Zhaohua Hall, said to have been used by Emperor Xuanyuan.
The ministers: Congratulations, Your Majesty, it's a fake!
Fifteen-year-old Yuan Run has gotten bolder and throws the Bureau of Astronomy into utter chaos all by himself.
Emperor Wei: Are you trying to stop being crown prince?!
Yuan Run is delighted, thinking he's finally escaped the tragic fate of the last crown prince in that unfinished novel.
Emperor Wei: How about becoming emperor instead?
Yuan Run: ???
Humble Yuan Run posts a question: Almighty netizens, how do I get demoted? Urgent, waiting online.
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In short, this is really a story about a harmonious father and son (not really) and a united ruler and ministers (not really). The crown prince comes up with new ways to get himself killed every day, hoping to be demoted (for real), while his emperor father takes it all in stride and showers him with kind, generous fatherly love (for real).
Theme: The way of ruling begins with putting the people first.
Emmmm... I don't know why, maybe it would be better to write a little bit later, but this always makes me feel like I haven't finished my breath, and in the first few chapters, when Li Yue'an rebelled, Yuan Run was still very green, and after beating Yuan Wenhan, he was just a makeshift. If Yuan's family hadn't been small, Yuan Run would never have been able to become the emperor. Moreover, the martial arts is not so logical. I don't know if it's my IQ or something else, but I didn't see the explanation. In fact, I usually don't delve too deeply into these issues when reading an article, but maybe because this article does have something to offer, I unknowingly raise the requirements a lot. In short, I hope the author will continue his efforts and achieve greater success.
I finally got to the finale.
I don't want to be a prince or a farmer, I want to be an emperor.
History is written by the victors
Maybe the little ape is a little embarrassed
I'm a little lax, and I don't seem to be very well prepared.
Did my comment fail? It didn't show up
Be more ruthless and kill if you need to.
Don't take Xiao Yuan seriously
Xiao Yuan really has a group of capable assistants under him.