Everyone says the young emperor of the Great Jing is exceptionally clever and accomplished for his age.
He gets up early and goes to bed early every day, works diligently, never even visits the harem, and approves memorials by the pound.
Aside from his poor health, his dedication is a model for emperors throughout history.
The court officials are moved to tears when they attend court, declaring that the nation has a bright future and that they are all deeply reassured.
Fu Yuexun has this to say: Naive. So very naive.
Being emperor is great. Being emperor just keeps getting better.
The catch is that you have to get rid of the most powerful minister at court.
The General of the North, a man with wealth, power, soldiers, and horses.
When the general says east, the ministers dare not say west.
The general is arrogant, and when his temper flares, he even curses people out.
The general has been single for years. Through sheer force of personality, he has scared off three marriage proposals, surpassing all the older unmarried men of this dynasty.
In short, the general has every vice in the book and has clearly been cast as the villain.
The young emperor can't stand him, so he summons his aides. The lot of them are up to no good, and all day long they discuss just one thing:
"Hurry up and kill the bastard already!"
It's not very attractive. I can't stand it anymore.
Tmd Is the protagonist of this thing male or female?
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