The Carefree Life of the Second-Generation Royalty.

Summary

In the summer of 634 AD, 8-year-old Li Zhen, the son of Tang Dynasty's Li Shi Min, lies in a palace pavilion, reflecting on his past life as Zhang Yue, a programmer who suffered a stroke. Now trapped in a child's body, he grapples with the challenges of royal life and his mother's expectations. Despite his adult soul, he feels disheartened by the childishness around him and the looming separation from his mother, Xian Fei, who is caught in the era's male chauvinism. As he prepares for a boating outing with the Empress and other royals, he contemplates his future and the responsibilities he must bear as a prince.

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