Overthrowing the Qing: Your Majesty, It's Time to Pay Me Back

Li Wei transmigrates as a rich young man in the Kangxi era.

Just then, Prince Fourth Yinzhen and Prince Thirteenth Yinxiang head south of the Yangtze to provide disaster relief,

so Li Wei impersonates an imperial envoy and serves as an inspector of eight prefectures.

He never expects to get swept into the maelstrom of the Nine Dragons' Succession Strife.

Li Wei: “You can fight among yourselves. I just want a promotion and a fortune.”

Clinging to the coattails of the old Thirteenth and Fourth, Li Wei soars to the top and runs rampant across the Qing Empire.

He holds a money pouch in one hand,

and a band of corrupt soldiers in the other,

while sending his sons to Southeast Asia,

to Europe,

to North America,

and to the great grasslands,

where they are invincible and unstoppable.

Qianlong: “Uncle, is it really appropriate for me to sit on this throne?”

Li Wei: “Your Majesty, stop playing the victim and pay me back!”

His trusted aides: “How about we put the imperial yellow robe on Li Wei and wipe out this rotten Qing while we're at it!”

The Five Sons: “Back then, when someone draped the yellow robe over our father, he was so scared he shouted, ‘I don't want to be emperor!’ Poor old Dad...”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.