His soul transmigrates into the body of Ning Chen, the illegitimate son of the Ning family in the Great Xuan Kingdom. After enduring endless humiliation, he rises up and strikes back. He stuns the capital with his poetry, joins the Inspection Bureau and cracks one mysterious case after another, revolutionizes the battlefield with innovative firearms, captures enemy commanders alive at the frontier, and ultimately uncovers the truth behind his mother's murder. (Source: WeTV) ~~ Adapted from the web novel "Xiao Yao Si Gong Zi" (逍遥四公子) by Xiu Guo (修果). Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 逍遥四公子
- Also Known As: Xiao Yao Si Gong Zi , 逍遙四公子
- Genres: Historical, Comedy, Fantasy
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Cast & Credits
- Pan Lu YuNing ChenMain Role
- Chen Jie YiYu DieMain Role
- Luo Shi QiPrincess Huai AnMain Role
- Wei WeiEmperor XuanSupport Role
- Wang DongNing Zi Ming [Ning Chen's father]Support Role
- Lan Cheng[Left Chancellor]Support Role
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Fun to watch
If you're a fan of these short series, you probably know what happens in this show even before you watch it. None the less it is a fun watch. The one thing I usually hate about these short series, especially transmigration story's are the endings. Most of the time the whole thing is a dream or something similar. This show, however, has a good story. It also has entertaining characters, and an ending that doesn't make me feel like my hours were wasted.Was this review helpful to you?
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The Plot Wasn't Reinventing the Wheel, But the Wheel Was Rolling
Lol, well, this was a good time.The plot is about as formulaic as instant noodles, but listen, if the noodles are tasty, I'm eating. The characters are likable, the humor - although ridiculous, it works, and the familiar tropes are executed well enough that I happily binged along. It gave me major Guardians of the Dafeng vibes, except with a much better Bixia, so getting invested was not exactly a struggle.
Now, if you're here for romance... respectfully, wrong train. The romance is very much a side quest. But if you're looking for comedy, adventure, friendship, occasional second-hand embarrassment, and a charismatic disaster of an ML, welcome aboard. The man is arrogant, impulsive, and operates on approximately three seconds of forethought, but he's entertaining enough that I mostly forgave him for it.
Special shoutout to the ML and the eunuch, who spent half the drama bickering their way into becoming my favorite duo. Also, a fun emperor in a c-drama? We love to see it.
That said, around Episodes 19–22 the momentum starts dipping. The plot begins to repeat itself a bit, especially with the family conflicts, and a few narrative/comments from the ML also didn’t really land for me and briefly broke the fun vibe I had until then. Nothing dramatic, just enough to deflate the charm a little. The drama probably could've shaved off a few episodes without losing much.
I've still got 11 episodes left, but the momentum is definitely not what it was in the beginning. Still having fun, just with a little more scrolling speed and a few more "haven't we done this already?" moments. Will update after I finish.
Update:
I made it to Episode 30 before the wheel finally rolled away without me. Somewhere along the way the drama got a bit too bland, and I realized I was watching out of habit rather than interest. It definitely didn't need this many episodes.
Still, for a mini-drama, it's not a bad watch at all. If you're looking for something light, easy, and low-commitment, this is perfectly capable of carrying a few cozy evenings.
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