Modern college student Jiang Yi transmigrates to the Great Sheng Dynasty, and accidentally lands at the finish line of someone else's hard-won success.
Heaven has treated me so generously. How could I possibly let down this illustrious family background?
The second legitimate son of a princess royal and a duke: Jiang Yi, noble lay-flat-in-training, leader of the young wastrels, outstandingly useless at anything physical, and master of the art of talking big, throws back his head and laughs. Then he starts courting disaster with wild abandon.
Before entering the Imperial College, Jiang Yi relies on his doting parents, his maternal grandmother the empress dowager, and his cousin the crown prince, who all indulge him. He spends his days cockfighting and chasing dogs, riding through the streets, punching princes and princesses, and kicking the children of the powerful. What a wonderful life!
At last, his elder brother can take no more and sends him to the Imperial College.
Of course, that is no challenge for Jiang Yi. Skipping class and forming cliques are just the basics. An unreasonable schedule? Only two days off a month? All kinds of strict rules? Corporal punishment in class? Jiang Yi rises up in rebellion. With his formidable powers of persuasion and exceptional skill at sophistry, he sparks a movement for student self-governance. A troublemaker with talent can shine anywhere!
Then one day, Jiang Yi discovers that he isn't actually his parents' biological child?!
Damn it! What is this tragic, cliché-ridden backstory? Couldn't I have found out before I offended everyone? Author, get out here and take your beating!
An ordinary person after discovering he's a fake young master: utterly lost, feeling sorry for himself, heartbroken.
Jiang Yi after discovering he's a fake young master: I absolutely cannot fall into ruin. If someone with enemies everywhere like me becomes an ordinary commoner, the consequences would be unimaginable. What's studying, anyway? Watch me study until I lose all track of day and night and become top scorer in the imperial exams. Help me up, I can still study!
Jiang Yi, after briefly trying to study hard: Reading isn't the only path in life, right? How about we give up the classics and go into industry, agriculture, or commerce?
Of the three hundred and sixty trades, every one can produce a top scholar. Jiang Yi buries himself in building a career and successfully goes from running a courier company to becoming a candidate for Minister of Transport.
Jiang Yi plants his hands on his hips and laughs up at the sky: I told you, you don't have to study to enter government!
The princess royal gazes at the hardworking Jiang Yi with sympathy. What if your real origins are just as illustrious?
Jiang Yi: ??? So what have I been working so hard for all this time?
[Reading Guide]
1. A feel-good, no-brainer story where everyone dotes on the male lead.
2. Even the people who look down on him at first will later chase after him and dote on him.
3. At heart, this is an everyday-life story.
4. If you can't get into it, don't force yourself. Just click away; there's no need to tell me.
★ No-CP upcoming story: I Absolutely Cannot Be Poor with Such Sound Values
One-line summary: A male lead who doesn't want to work hard spends every day striving to be a paragon of virtue.
★ Boys' Love upcoming story: Studying Hard to Become Everyone's Beloved, Again Today
One-line summary: What's all this talk about being a scumbag? How tacky. I just want to be a serious, good student.
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What, it's over? It feels like the protagonist's career hasn't even started yet, and the protagonist seems to have been forced to leave due to rumors, which is not good at all.
??? Is it possible to finish writing it here? How about reviewing the writing? It's really awesome that his career ended without a single stroke. In fact, seeing that you often ask for leave, everyone puts up with it, so I hope you can write it well, but it gives us this ending, okay, awesome.
This unexpected ending confused me. The biological father of the protagonist is unknown, and the career line has not been fully developed. The ending is a bit frustrating, and there is really a lot to watch (??ω`?)
Isn't the career line written down? It seems that there was a lot of work buried in the later stages of the copywriting. Should I end it if I couldn't finish it? To be honest, I feel that the pursuit up to this point has really failed to meet expectations. Is Jiang Yi's career that he has laid out in front of him really willing to end so abruptly? Disheartened +10086
This really gives people a feeling of being too sudden.
? It's so sudden... If the career line continues, I can write at least 100 chapters, but to be honest, I have already written 100 chapters and the career line has just begun. In the past few dozen chapters, it is obvious that the author has more than enough to write, and the development of the story is quite slow. It may be quite reluctant to continue writing it. Now that it is over, I will continue to live a happy life as Yi Geer.
I actually watched it just to see him become the Minister of Transportation, so it was a bit surprising that the main story ended so suddenly. Without the pressure of the main text, maybe the extras can be as long as the main text??
Gone?????? I'm a little confused
What the hell??????
I actually persisted until the end