In Great Liang, I Hope My Father Becomes a Dragon

In the Great Liang Dynasty, Lu Wu, deputy commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard, cracks major cases one after another and rises steadily through the ranks. But what gives him the biggest headache is his only son, Lu Yi, a notorious spoiled brat in Jinling: lazy, untalented, and fond of nothing more than listening to music. He even has the nerve to ask for a marriage alliance with the Prince of Yan's household...

This book is also known as “The Son Teaches His Father to Solve Cases: What a Role Reversal,” “Shocking: The Mastermind Behind It All Is His Own Son,” and “Dad, How High Do I Have to Climb Before I'm Really Important?”

(The protagonist transmigrates and is reborn; crime-solving, political intrigue, and playing the fool to outwit his foes; no System)