Records of Rebellious Ministers: the Manchu Dynasty Was Treacherous and Committed Three Murders of the Emperor

Hundreds of thousands of troops fought with him on the battlefield, and half of the civil and military officials in the entire dynasty were his confidants. Everyone in the world knew his name as General Longxiang of the Wei Dynasty. He could have established himself as emperor, looked down upon the world, stood proud as a hero, and lay down to listen to the wind and rain. But he didn't want to. He wanted to be a powerful minister for all eternity, standing above all people, without the name of an emperor, and acting as an emperor. He wanted the true dragon emperors of all dynasties to crawl under his feet, making the imperial power feel like sitting on pins and needles forever, like walking on thin ice, making the day restless and the night sleepless. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.