Your Majesty: Boss, Let's Start a Rebellion

Jiang Zhao can only become a beggar after transmigrating to ancient times. He founds the Sky-Splitting Gang, but ends up wanted by the authorities.

He can't understand it. He beat fifteen ink-robed officials with bare hands, despite them having thirty men and all carrying blades. Why is he wanted?

Hong Laoliu: "Chief, let's rebel."

Jiang Zhao slaps his thigh. "Then let's rebel."

Hong Laoliu: "Chief, robbing the government granaries is a quick way to make money."

Jiang Zhao: "No. We'll rob the aristocratic clans."

Hong Laoliu: "The clans are too dangerous. Even the emperor doesn't dare offend them."

Jiang Zhao: "They're dangerous, but we're not robbing poor people."

And so, egged on by Hong Laoliu, the emperor, Jiang Zhao becomes a scholar by day and a bandit by night, abducting a princess to make her his bandit bride and waging guerrilla warfare right under the noses of the officials and aristocratic clans.

Until they reach the capital, where Hong Laoliu plops himself down on the dragon throne.

Jiang Zhao is furious. "Second-in-command, are you trying to rebel?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.