Born in Da Qin, He Was Regarded as a Born Saint in the Beginning

(Funny and relaxed in the early stage, ruthless in the middle and late stages) Ying Ye opened his eyes and became the five-year-old prince of the Qin Empire. Good news: Your reincarnation skills will be perfect in this life, and someone will take care of you even if you lie flat. Bad news: You have to go to school at the age of five. Go to school? Impossible, not possible in this life. On the first day of school, he made his husband faint with anger and made the Imperial Academy speechless. He asked the imperial master in front of all the civil and military officials: "How many words are there in the Analects of Confucius?" The whole Xianyang was shocked - the second prince was a born saint, and he was born to know it! Ying Ye rolled his eyes: I just have a better memory, plus I have lived an extra life. Don't add drama to me. He just wanted to be a laid-back prince, occasionally sneaking out of the palace to have a good meal. But some people didn't believe that he didn't want to be the emperor. The great scholars gathered around him, and the dandies chased him to kill him. Even the greedy little maid next to him seemed to be hiding a terrible secret. When he was forced to kneel on the street and watched the guards' legs being broken - Ying Ye finally understood: In this world, intelligence alone is not enough. This is a story about growing up, about how a person who wanted to be a salty fish was forced to become a legend