After transmigrating, Zhu Xiaofeng becomes the supreme ruler of Great Qi.
Who would have thought that his court would be packed with treacherous ministers, rebels, and useless fools from every dynasty?
Lü Buwei tells him to provide disaster relief, while Cao Cao orders him to suppress bandits.
Zhao Kuo offers him armchair strategies, and Empress Dowager Cixi rules from behind the curtain.
The court is overrun by monsters, and powerful enemies surround the realm.
Temujin watches hungrily from the north, while the “Timely Rain” raises an uprising in the south.
From the start, it's hell. This utterly ordinary transmigration genius, Zhu Xiaofeng, can only turn chaos into a staircase and climb step by step.
At court, he has his powerful ministers muddy the waters as he plays the pig to eat the tiger.
In the harem, he watches Lü Zhi and Wu Zhao wage a vicious struggle, each fighting to the death.
How many more days can Zhu Xiaofeng remain emperor?
First of all, without an all-powerful cheat ability, the protagonist seems less capable. It's not that a cheat ability is absolutely necessary, but it just feels like the protagonist's skill points were misplaced. The protagonist relies on memories of his past life, and by associating them with famous figures from that past life, he can roughly analyze the target's behavior and psychology. Having the first-mover advantage However, as the story progresses, the protagonist's character becomes inconsistent, and his intelligence fluctuates.
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