Good news: I've transmigrated.
Bad news: I'm blind.
Good news: I'm a prince, born to the imperial family.
Bad news: The struggle among the nine princes is deadly perilous.
Good news: My golden finger can predict danger and steer me toward good fortune.
Zhou Haochen transmigrated into the blind prince of the Great Yu Dynasty and was dragged into the chaotic struggle among the nine princes.
With everything stacked against him from the start, Zhou Haochen only wanted to keep his head down and wait for the new emperor to ascend the throne, then live as an idle prince. But he unexpectedly obtained an Eight Trigrams diagram that could divine the secrets of heaven and turn danger into good fortune.
[Wind and Thunder ䷩: supreme auspicious hexagram. Enter the Ministry of Works as an observer, stay out of the succession struggle, and gain a fourth-grade opportunity without future worries. Great fortune.]
[Mountain and Lake ䷨: most inauspicious hexagram. Enter the Ministry of Revenue as an observer and earn the minister's favor, but incur the Crown Prince's resentment and invite endless trouble. Great misfortune.]
[You have obtained the fourth-grade opportunity, Wind and Thunder Wings: a treasured artifact of the Divine Firmament Sect that can carry you millions of miles in a single flap.]
[You have obtained the second-grade opportunity, Thunder God Seal: a supreme inheritance treasure of the ancient Thunder God, concealing a top-tier thunder-art inheritance.]
[Gather a thread of Violet Firmament Divine Thunder, a Thunder Beast's horn, and Creation's Sweet Dew to obtain the third-grade opportunity: awaken the Five Thunders Spirit Body.]
From then on, Zhou Haochen began an easy life, watching the court's shifting currents from the sidelines while staying untouched by trouble.
Until
Zhou Haochen: “A struggle among ten dragons? Wasn't it nine?”
The civil and military officials: “Your Highness, you are the tenth true dragon.”
Zhou Haochen: “Don't make things up. I'm not. I just want to be an idle prince.”
The civil and military officials: “No more pretending. Your Highness, you are the one and only true dragon under heaven!”
Leaving aside logic, who would dare let a blind man, accompanied by a group of palace maids and eunuchs, correct their own memorials?
It didn't capture the feeling of being blind at all, awesome!
That's ridiculous. I'm blind, yet I can read ebooks!
Curvy buttocks, pink buttocks, plump buttocks... It's all about buttocks. How much does the author like buttocks?
This author will never become popular if they abandon their work like this.
One chapter after another, a honey trap; bro, your protagonist is blind.
Divination is like a choice system, a puppet on a string. It seems like there are choices, but the navigation is already planned. I haven't read the book; those who have can comment on whether there are three choices. I chose the fourth path, because the unknown is what makes it interesting.
The more I watch, the worse it gets. It's so boring. It feels like the entire imperial court is just a drag on the whole thing. They brag about how great the court is, but what happens? Even some trash can conquer the capital, and the court can't do anything about it.
Actually, it doesn't really matter if the protagonist isn't the emperor; he can cultivate to the twelfth level on his own. Frankly, the emperor in the story isn't easy to manage either, having to deal with all sorts of things: rebels, his son vying for the throne, his subordinates causing trouble…
Where's the update? Is the author being blacklisted? Did their writing fail?