L'invincibile principe che viaggia nel tempo

• Alternative History
• Counterattack
• Divine Tycoon
• Time Travel Harem

• Ep. 1
  Zion Yates awakens to find himself in the body of the Third Prince of Dvalor, a neglected and powerless figure in the royal court. As he regains consciousness, his attendants inform him of the recent turmoil: the Crown Prince’s failed rebellion, which has implicated him. Though no evidence was found against him, the danger lingers. His scheming brother, the Second Prince, arrives, taunting him and demanding a mysterious blood letter supposedly given to him by the fallen Crown Prince. Zion, playing the role of a submissive and clueless prince, denies any knowledge of the letter. The Second Prince, unconvinced, threatens him and orders his men to take Zion away for a private "conversation." Zion’s loyal servant pleads for mercy, but the Second Prince remains ruthless, counting down to force Zion’s compliance. Zion, however, remains calm, biding his time to outwit his brother and survive the treacherous court.
• Ep. 2
  In the palace, tensions rise as the Third Prince, Zion, faces accusations from his brothers. Despite being underestimated, Zion boldly confronts them, asserting his royal status and challenging anyone to harm him. When accused of injuring his brother, he calmly declares his intention to confess to the Emperor, turning the situation to his advantage. Meanwhile, the court discusses the threat of an invasion from the northern kingdom, with ministers debating whether to entrust the crisis to the princes. The Second Prince is favored, but Zion’s unexpected arrival shocks everyone. He admits to harming his brother and seeks punishment, leaving the court in disbelief. Zion’s calculated move reveals his cunning nature, as he navigates the treacherous palace politics with a mix of boldness and strategy.
• Ep. 3
  The Third Prince, Zion, is brought before the Emperor, accused of harming his brother and disrespecting the royal family. The Emperor, deeply disappointed, demands an explanation, but Zion refuses to defend himself, admitting his guilt and even requesting death as punishment. However, he subtly shifts his plea, asking to be sent to the frontier to die in battle instead, claiming it would be a more honorable end. Unbeknownst to the court, Zion’s true motive is to escape the palace’s political intrigue and gain military power. A courtier warns the Emperor that Zion lacks combat skills and his death in battle would bring shame to the kingdom. The Emperor, torn between anger and suspicion, begins to question whether Zion is being manipulated or if he has a hidden agenda. The tension rises as Zion’s fate hangs in the balance, with his brothers and court officials watching closely.
• Ep. 4
  In the royal court, the Third Prince, Yun Zheng, boldly volunteers to lead the defense of the kingdom's borders, declaring his willingness to sacrifice his life for the nation. His determination surprises the court, as no prince has ever taken such a risk. The Emperor, moved by his son's courage, praises him but is met with concerns from advisors about the potential humiliation if the prince is captured. Yun Zheng, undeterred, requests a sword, vowing to take his own life rather than be taken prisoner. His resolve is unwavering, as he poetically reflects on the insignificance of life and death, comparing them to drifting in a foreign land. Meanwhile, news arrives that the Second Prince is recovering from his injuries, leading some to suggest the matter be dropped. The Emperor advises Yun Zheng to apologize to his brother, but the Third Prince refuses to back down. Frustrated, he threatens to end his life on the spot if he is not allowed to go to the frontier. His dramatic plea leaves the court in stunned silence, as Yun Zheng's determination to prove himself and protect the kingdom reaches a fever pitch.
• Ep. 5
  The emperor is furious after the eldest prince commits suicide following a failed rebellion. The Third Prince, Zion, insists on being sent to the borderlands to prove his loyalty and courage, refusing to be seen as a coward. However, his boldness angers the emperor further. A court official suggests that Zion be married to temper his recklessness. The emperor agrees, and the official proposes Shen Luoyan, a renowned female general, as a suitable match. The emperor sees this as a way to discipline Zion and strengthen the royal family. Zion, caught off guard, realizes he must navigate this new challenge while maintaining his strategy to secure his position.

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