The Peerless Prince

Xiao Heng transmigrates into a political intrigue novel, starting with a royal flush as the legitimate son of the emperor and empress, younger brother of the crown prince, yet destined for a miserable life as the cannon fodder male lead. He quickly tears up the villain script, clings tightly to his crown prince brother's thigh, and resolves to be a happy parasite. From then on, the ambitious Prince Qi vanishes, replaced by a notorious, roof-hopping, dog-fighting, fish-angling, girl-flirting, occasionally justice-driven, sword-wielding, horse-riding, bandit-beating carefree prince of the capital. What, caused trouble? No problem! Small trouble? The fierce elder princess leads troops to besiege the yamen! Big trouble? The all-powerful empress mother handles the impeachment! What, this time the sky is falling? The crown prince brother is serious? Xiao Heng dashes toward the palace, wailing miserably: 'Sister-in-law! Save me! My brother is going to beat me to death!!!'