Someone Always Stops Me from Taking Over the Court

After dying, business mogul Shang Junluo transmigrates to ancient times, becoming a poor child who is in the process of being kidnapped and sold. The original owner is actually the sole heir to the Duke of An's household. After losing him, the household adopted an heir. Before long, they will find the original owner, but unfortunately, he is only of average ability. The adopted heir secretly bullies him until he dies of depression, leaving the Duke and Duchess of An deeply disappointed. Shang Junluo gives a cold laugh. Before the Duke of An's household can find him, he runs away first and finds himself a pair of adoptive parents. What you can't have is always the best. As long as their biological son remains missing, the Duke and Duchess of An will only pine for him more and more, while finding fault with the adopted heir at every turn. Shang Junluo conceals all his scheming beneath his refined, unblemished appearance. In the end, he rises step by step through the imperial examinations and claims the top spot on the results list. On the day the new scholars parade through the streets, the Duchess of An, haggard from missing her son, sees the young top scholar, handsome and graceful as a jade tree, with an almost immortal air about him. She suddenly rises in shock, tears streaming from her eyes. * Everyone who meets Shang Junluo is dazzled by him. They say, "One glimpse of Shang Junluo, and spring fills the whole city." It seems that only the word perfect can describe Shang Junluo. The all-powerful Prince Regent, however, disagrees. From the very first moment he saw Shang Junluo, he knew that this man was just like him: ruthless, and obsessed with power. People of the same kind loathe one another. He would rather be the only one willing to do whatever it takes for power. If there were more, the court would descend into chaos. The Prince Regent idly turns the ring on his finger and calmly orders, "Get rid of him." Notes: 1. The protagonist and the love interest only resort to unscrupulous means in the political arena. Both care deeply about the people. 2. In this story's world, relations between men are universally reviled, and such relationships are extremely rare. Theme: Sharing the truth of a happy life