Vice Emperor

In Tianyuan 99, the Wu Dynasty was in chaos. Emperor Wu Xin of the Wu Dynasty contracted the plague on his way to conquer the Northern Wei Dynasty and died unexpectedly. Emperor Wu was still young and had not yet established a heir apparent, leaving only a young son and a princess, both of whom were young. The ministers in the DPRK were divided into two factions. One faction was a group of ministers headed by the current prime minister, who advocated that the Emperor Wu's cousin Wenhou should succeed to the throne and revitalize the Wu Dynasty. One faction is a political group headed by the Taiwei, who advocates supporting the young prince until he reaches adulthood and then inherits the gift. During this period, he will be supported by the ministers to tide over the difficulties. For this reason, the two factions fought endlessly. In the court, the fierce fighting became more intense, and slowly began to shift from darkness to light. At this time, the Northern Wei Dynasty replaced the hero and began a counterattack against the Wu Dynasty. At this time of internal and external troubles, our story begins to unfold. . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.