Great Tang: After the Marriage Alliance, I Join the Traitor Chat Group

In the seventh year of the Zhenguan era, Chu Yi transmigrates.

The Tang and Tubo border is plagued by constant conflict, and Tubo sends an envoy to demand that the Tang give them a princess in marriage.

Li Shimin readily agrees.

But Chu Yi, who opposes the marriage alliance, joins a chat grou** for corrupt officials.

Zhao Gao: “A ** leader must be ruthless and hold power for himself. Then he can turn the clouds with one hand and bring on the rain with the other.”

Qin Hui: “To be a corrupt official, you have to read the emperor’s mind and cater to his preferences.”

Wei Zhongxian: “If you want to become a trusted confidant of the powerful, find a patron, like the emperor’s daughter or wife. That’s how you build a vast network of influence.”

He Shen: “A ** leader needs to learn how to manipulate power and amass wealth. That way, you can win people over and get your subordinates to risk their lives for you!”

Chu Yi: “There’s something a little different about this chat grou** of mine.”

Why are all the people in there teaching him how to become a powerful minister and a corrupt official?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.