Jiuding

Machiavellian strategy + multiple female protagonists + struggle for hegemony + group portraits Three hundred years after Daliang, the late emperor died suddenly, his edict disappeared, seven kings competed for the throne, and four kingdoms surrounded him. The nine tripods were scattered, hundreds of schools of thought contended, and the world was in chaos. He is the seventh prince Liang Xuanjin, who is of half-hu descent. He guards Yongzhou in the bitter cold. He is despised by the court. In his loneliness, he develops a cold eye and the city government. The vassal king covets the imperial power, the aristocratic family suppresses the poor family, Luojing is in an undercurrent, and powerful enemies are pressing around him. He has no military power and is isolated and helpless. A piece of paper discusses Han Shi, and a Blue Wind Cauldron appears in the world. He uses the human heart as a chess game, observing desires and fears, and making every move as a base. Artistic tactics, cheating with golden fingers, forgiveness and grudges, wits against poisoners, layout of Jiuding, and changing fate against the will of heaven! The troubled times are about to fall, let's see how he holds the tripod and stands up, unifies the four kingdoms, and aspires to dominate the world! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.