The Emperor of Tianning

Name: The Emperor of Tianning
Author: Eyebrows Take Off

by Eyebrows Take Off

completed Ancient Romance Historical Fantasy Female Lead

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312Kwords155chapters

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Ch. 155 — 全力缉拿

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About This Novel

He was originally a young man who whipped his horse with wine and rushed across thousands of miles of yellow sand. Later, he was an emperor general who knelt in the nine-layered palace while playing chess, bowing and shooting arrows. When Wei Yuncang was ten years old, he was sent to the North by an imperial edict. His mother committed suicide. He went to the battlefield at the age of fourteen. The emperor paid off. At the age of fifteen, he became famous in the Battle of Beihanguan. At the age of eighteen, he was awarded the title of God of War in the North. He was able to return to Beijing at the age of twenty-three. No one noticed that before he returned to the capital, the King of Jin and the King of Huai, who had been fighting fiercely, both fell. The battle for the throne in the capital began again. Behind the pale and infatuated King Shen, there was actually a long-planned conspiracy... Faced with the betrayal of those around him, how should he choose? Fortunately, with his childhood friend by his side, the mountains and rivers were reunited. He once again put on armor and went into battle to resist foreign enemies. However, the final outcome was disrupted by others, and he had to start from scratch. This time, he had to live for himself. When everything fell into silence, it turned out that his whole life had been manipulated by others. Did that person love him or play with him... And who is his biological mother? His mother told him that there were very few things in this world that he could do as he pleased, and his father told him that there were only a handful of emotions that he could express openly. He was also young, but later he lost his mother, his father, his brothers and sisters, and his blood relatives. He knew what betrayal was, understood what use was, understood what the emperor's mind was, and what a beautiful country meant. What he saw clearly was not only the desolation of the world, but also the beauty of the mountains and rivers.