I Was a Bad Boy in Goulan, and All the Enemy Assassins Were Dumbfounded.

Dressed as the only son of the prime minister, Liu Quan's only goal was to desecrate himself desperately and become a villain despised by everyone, so that the emperor could rest assured and not kill the whole family. So he beat people, turned over tables, and forced himself on noble ladies, trying to solidify his reputation as a bully. Result: Hit someone? He defeated two enemy countries and was praised for his wisdom and bravery. Thin and frivolous? He accidentally saved the princess of the dynasty and was praised by Bo Yuntian. Excuse? He was thought by everyone to be a peerless gentleman who is "low-key, humble, and not interested in fame and wealth." Seeing that the princess was about to come, Liu Quan decided to go all out - he went straight to Ningfang Pavilion, the number one fireworks place in the capital, and threatened to book the venue to cause trouble, and he would stay out all night long and drunk. This time, no one can clear him up, right? However, when he shouted "Book the room, get out" downstairs, he didn't know that in the secret room on the third floor of Ningfang Pavilion, the Nangan Assassin Group was in shock: "It's over, our meeting was overheard by that evil god!"