We’ve All Transmigrated, So Who Still Wants to Be a Villain and Farm Gold?

An ordinary office worker who writes novels on the side, a failed author, inexplicably dies and transmigrates into the funny villainous young prince Jiang Yan from his own novel, the one who showers the protagonist with gold.

Jiang Yan doesn't want to kill Zhen Bufou, the protagonist he poured his heart and soul into creating. Nor does he want to raise a rebellion and overthrow the emperor who adopted him. After a previous life of working around the clock, all he wants now is to live comfortably and find a little fun.

Jiang Yan: “I want a cola!”

Imperial chef: “Your Highness? What is cola?”

Jiang Yan: “It's black and fizzy, and tastes sweet.”

Imperial chef: “...”

Jiang Yan: “I want to read a novel!”

Wang Fugui: “Your Highness, these are the latest and most popular storybooks in the capital.”

Jiang Yan: “They’re no fun. I want to read ‘Thirty Years East of the River, Thirty Years West of the River, Never Look Down on a Poor Young Man.’”

Wang Fugui: “Your Highness, Your Highness, I’ll find someone to write it for you right away!”

Jiang Yan: “Get ten people to write it together. Whoever does a good job gets a thousand gold coins!”

Jiang Yan: “I’m bored. I want to watch a play!”

Wang Fugui: “Your Highness, I’ll invite the best opera troupe at once!”

Jiang Yan: “Go kick Zhen Bufou.”

Wang Fugui: “Huh? Me?”