The Peerless Young Prince

Xiao Heng transmigrates into a political intrigue novel and hits the jackpot from the start: the emperor and empress's legitimate son, the crown prince's younger brother, and a doomed second male lead destined for a miserable life. He quickly tears up his villain script, clings tightly to his big brother the crown prince, and sets out to be a happy freeloader.

From then on, the ambitious Prince of Qi disappears. In his place is a notorious figure in the capital: a carefree prince who climbs onto roofs, chases chickens and dogs, fishes and flirts with girls, and occasionally gets a surge of justice in his heart, grabbing a blade to cut down corrupt officials or mounting a horse to beat up enemy soldiers.

So what if he causes trouble?

No big deal!

Causes a little trouble? His formidable elder sister, the Grand Princess, surrounds the government office with troops!

Causes a big mess? His mother, the Empress, whose influence reaches everywhere, takes care of the impeachments!

What if he's gone too far this time and brought down the heavens? His brother the crown prince looks grim and is ready to get serious?

Xiao Heng takes off running for the palace, wailing miserably: “Sister-in-law! Help! My brother's going to beat me to death!!!”