The Emperor Must Be My Father

Because the original owner died after breaking his head first, Yan Ping came through and couldn't remember many things. He just felt that since he became Emperor Qian's illegitimate son, he should lie down. However, when the six sons seized the throne and Yan Ping was assassinated, Emperor Qian remained indifferent. He was treated harshly in the palace, he was so poor that he almost begged for food, and Emperor Qian pretended to be deaf and dumb. Yan Ping gave up on Emperor Qian. He no longer wanted to be a prince and wanted to sever ties with Emperor Qian. Faced with his various rebellious operations, Emperor Qian only said one sentence: I bought an island and named it Tumi. He had forgotten these inexplicable words, and he only focused on doing business and being a great thief. He is as rich as the enemy, and he looks down upon the world. Until one day, he captured Tumi Island and gave the people on the island to the Xianzhi Kingdom as slaves... What? Is his mother's name Tumi? What? This is the island that Emperor Qian bought for him. The century-old savings of the Daqian royal family on the island was given to him by Emperor Qian? What? Emperor Qian is also on the island and has now been taken to Xianzhi. ... Xianzhi is an enemy country of Daqian. Yaoshou! Everyone has it, go ahead at full speed and take down Xianzhi!