Worlds already written: Sui and Tang, The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Storm Riders, White Snake, and Sword and Fairy. Sword and Fairy 3 is currently being serialized. Welcome to read...
Yang Guang, a young man from the twenty-first century, died after offending the Goddess of Mount Tai and being struck by heavenly lightning.
By a twist of fate, his soul traveled into the body of his historical namesake, the tyrant Emperor Yang Guang of Sui.
It was the fourteenth year of the Sui era. Thirty-six rebel kings and seventy-two bands of insurgents had risen!
Wherever he looked, warlords and powerful lords were vying for control. The Great Sui empire was already teetering on the brink of collapse.
That same year, Li Yuan captured Chang'an. After making three southern tours, Yang Guang was trapped in Jiangdu.
The Records of History state: On the night of the tenth day of the third month, the imperial guards mutinied. Yuwen Huaji and his sons rebelled, and Yang Guang was strangled in the palace...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Yang Guang was right to open the Grand Canal and conduct the imperial examination... His fault was that he put the work of other people's lifetimes into more than ten years... The main thing was that he went too fast, and it was a mess.
This emperor talked too much and kept talking for a long time, and then he wrote "diaosi" as emperor. Almost a bit big. Diaosi will always be diaosi, and the upper class will always live in the upper class. The level of education and culture they have received since childhood is different from those around them. Therefore, the emperor did not commit suicide. The time between people was too long, and there were too many water combs. When you are an emperor, you kill people. How can there be so much bullshit. Have you had dinner tonight? You've already rebelled, why are you still talking so much nonsense? Just kill them. That's it.
Didn't anyone notice after traveling through the Three Days Palace?
Why do many novels say that Yang Guang is a foolish king and cannot be understood?
In these novels, why do these Gao Wu travel through time to Ji Wu?
Indecisive, soft-hearted, and not at all domineering.
There is something wrong with your brain if you haven't killed so many advisers and generals in Wanjie after they have already plotted against you.
A successful emperor, everything in his empire belongs to him, he talks too much
Why must the diaosi be written as the emperor? . .
The Sinner's Edict cannot be used at all times. It would undermine the imperial power. Besides, you have a system, so what are you afraid of? You are really weak-minded. If you want to be a real emperor, you can't write edicts for sin. If you look at the author, you don't understand what a real emperor is.