Dad, It's Cold. Put on a Dragon Robe to Keep Warm

After transmigrating to the Great Qian dynasty, Ye Xiu became the strongest official's third-generation heir. Before he could enjoy it, his family fell into ruin.

Ye Xiu declared, "My fate is mine to control, not Heaven's. Don't look down on a poor young man."

And so began his journey to make his father a dragon.

He wrote a poem, "Linjiang Xian," and his father became revered by the scholarly world!

He aced the civil service exams and came first, leaving his father with an unparalleled reputation!

He purged corrupt ministers and traitorous factions, making the great clans tremble!

He fought the northern barbarians and conquered the land, taking in all the mountains and rivers stretching across thousands of miles at a glance!

When his father had risen to the highest position in the court and was involved in governing Great Qian, saving the realm from disaster, Ye Xiu quietly draped a yellow robe over him as the weather turned cold.

His father flew into a rage. "Son, you've brought me so much trouble! Th-this... What is a lonely ruler like me supposed to do?"

This book is also titled: The Young Grand Councilor, A Father Worth a Kingdom, Great Qian's Imperial Tutor, The Sleepless Marquis of Jinling, The Man Calling the Shots in Great Qian, and Now That I've Been Reborn, Who Wouldn't Want to Be Emperor?