After Jiang Qi died of overwork at his job, he found himself transformed into the fifth son of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, Yinqi.
After he got the 'Qing Dynasty Prince's Reading Schedule', he felt as if he had returned to his position as 007: basically 24/7, he would get up before the sun rose, and he had to learn a variety of skills (Manchu, Chinese, Mongolian, riding and shooting, etc.) To deal with his boss who demanded strict and high standards...
Jiang Qi: I'm tired, let's start showing off.
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Everyone knows that the fifth prince raised by the Queen Mother is poor in learning. Compared with other elder brothers who are proficient in Manchu and Chinese, and whose beautiful articles rely on a thousand words, he cannot even produce a decent article, and I am afraid that he will not be able to shoulder important responsibilities in the future.
Jiang Qi: Important responsibility? What important task?
Dressing like a prince, having no worries about food and drink, and allocating everything from the house to the money, what kind of important tasks do you need?
There is only one task left in his life: to show off.
From the moment he passed through, his life purpose was: as long as I lie down fast enough and move badly enough, no one should try to drag me into the abyss of struggle.
Purely bad literature.
Purpose: The happiness of life lies in the small things in daily life