Usurping the Throne: I, I, I Am the Dog-Footed One!

Traveling through ancient times, Wang Xiu found that the history here was very different from what he knew in his previous life. Wang Xiu, the pharmacist, was the eldest son of the Duke of Qi in Southern Chu. His parents died young and he ascended the throne at a young age. Because of his father's merit, he protected King Wu. Originally, he just wanted to be a duke who ate and waited for death, but he was forced by the general trend of the world to step onto the political stage. He suppressed the uprising, destroyed the rebels, guarded the Yangtze River, defeated Xianbei, conquered Western Shu, and launched the Northern Expedition. Only then did Wang Xiu realize that he and his brother, who had raised him single-handedly, had already become the "Sima Master and Sima Zhao" in the court. The official paid homage to the great Sima, the great general, the governor of the Chinese and foreign military forces, and also opened the official ceremony with the three divisions. He used the holiday axe, added nine tins, and entered the king of Qi. He even said: "I treat your majesty well, why did your majesty rebel?" Such ridiculous words. There is no seal, no reward. The only path before him seemed to be to usurp the throne.