As the emperor's illegitimate son, Chu Zheng spent his whole life in trouble. In the end, he failed to get the throne and lost his life.
What's ridiculous is that his father, whom he has always admired, only regards him as a whetstone for other princes; what's even more ridiculous is that he only found out after his death that he was just a cannon fodder supporting character in a novel, destined to be a foil to the protagonist.
After resurrecting his life, he no longer wanted to acknowledge his ancestors, become a prince, and compete for a position above ten thousand people. He just wanted to sleep, plant flowers, bask in the sun, and be a quiet and happy salted fish.
Participate in the imperial examination? Deliberately failing in the exam, whoever likes to be the top pick should be chosen.
Reading to the prince? Sleep until you wake up naturally and never get up early.
The emperor granted a position as a Beijing official? He invited himself to serve as a county magistrate in a remote area and farmed steadily with the system in mind.
But why are the princes and brothers who yelled at him in his previous life clinging to him all day long, the ministers who looked down on him begging him to become the prince, and even the scheming scumbag father-in-law finally became so popular?
Ps: The story of the male protagonist growing up towards Shuang Shuang has a female protagonist and a system.
Intention: Fame and wealth are like floating clouds, they can never catch up, but they will drift to you inadvertently.