There are no Qin Shi Huang or Emperor Wu of Han, no Emperor Taizong of Tang or Emperor Taizu of Song. Instead, China has been plunged into a state of chaos that has lasted for more than eight hundred years. Yang Ling, who transmigrated from a later age, offers his counsel to protect himself.
He then uses his status as a prince to make his mark time and again, both at court and throughout the land.
He battles corrupt officials, quells rebellions, reclaims lost territory, and builds the Great Wall.
With effortless ease, he rewrites the history of this alternate world.
Faced with such remarkable achievements,
Yang Ling calmly insists that he is still young and truly knows nothing about governing. The ten countries that were destroyed had nothing to do with him; it was all thanks to everyone else.
The book is quite good, but it's a pity that it will be taken off the shelves.
Beautifully written
It's so beautiful, I watched it very late
Too bad, it's an insult to your intelligence.
Very good, interesting to see
The plot setting is pretty good
Good book, exciting
Not bad, you can take a look
Not bad!