Backstabbed by the Sky Screen, the Throne Has Fallen Into My Lap Again

Yin Xin was bound to an infrastructure-building System. After spending his whole life as an overworked emperor, he arrived in a vacation world. This time, he was the twenty-first prince of the founding emperor of Great Yan. With so many older brothers ahead of him, his chances of inheriting the throne were next to none. Time to enjoy life as a carefree little prince who could lie flat~ Everything was going according to his plan to take it easy, but the sky screen betrayed him. [Emperor Chengzu of Yan... the twenty-first son of Emperor Gaozu of Yan, the Divine Emperor and Sagely Lord who helped his father ascend to godhood, the Great Emperor Yuanqi whose achievements are without equal throughout history.] Twenty-first Prince Yin Xin: ... The next second, Yin Xin was summoned before his beloved emperor father, his meal ticket. Under the scrutinizing gazes of his brothers and the court officials, Yin Xin’s heart, which longed to lie flat, went cold. He’d never imagined he would be the protagonist of a story revealed by the sky screen. This was so embarrassing. 1. Yin Xin really is a lazy fish, and he really is a big shot. He never gives up on lying flat, but is forced to work hard. 2. The heroine is Jiang Zhao, Yin Xin’s empress in his previous life. 3. I started writing with great enthusiasm, then hit writer’s block for a long time and couldn’t find any inspiration. After scraping together an outline, I realized the story probably wouldn’t be long. I expect the whole thing to be around 180,000 to 190,000 words. There are five sky screen segments in total. Current progress: "The Farce of Fifteen Princes Fighting for the Throne"√ "Emperor Miu of Yan’s Wild Moves"√ "Emperor Chengzu of Yan Casually Claims the Realm"√ "The Yuanqi Golden Age"√ "The Yuanqi Special" I originally planned to split "The Yuanqi Golden Age" into two episodes, but I couldn’t figure out where to break it, so I put it all together. "The Special" should be an addendum to "The Yuanqi Golden Age". It has a bit of a time-travel-to-the-present feel, and will probably be very short, around three to five chapters. Theme: There’s no obstacle in life that you can’t overcome.