The Good-for-Nothing Prince: I Ran Rampant in the Great Yan's Shura Field

Zhao Yu, a modern young man, unexpectedly transmigrates into the least-favored Ninth Prince of the Great Yan Dynasty. From the start, Second Prince Zhao Han publicly tortures him to death. Carrying the memories of his past life as a special forces soldier, Zhao Yu fights back from the brink, using a golden saber and the imperial seal as bargaining chips to stir up the struggle for the throne. Faced with Emperor Xuan’s suspicions and powerful ministers surrounding him, he feigns madness and volunteers to guard the frontier, while secretly laying his plans. The northwestern border is not only threatened by 150,000 Northern Qi cavalry, but also holds the shocking secret behind the annihilation of the Wu family army twenty years ago. As court intrigue intertwines with the smoke of the battlefield, Zhao Yu carves out a path to survival through military reforms and spycraft, relying on modern knowledge and the System’s support. But he discovers that Wu Feixue, the sole survivor of the Wu family, sees him as a “traitorous rebel.” With a scheming prince of another surname on one side and restless foreign tribes beyond the frontier on the other, how will this calculating prince break through the deadly game and be reborn?