Surrounded by Treacherous Officials, You Want Me to Be an Everlasting Worthy Chancellor
满朝奸佞，你让我做千古贤相
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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He Enters Government and Discovers the Emperor Is Someone He Once Offended
I’m looking for books similar to The Emperor’s Punishment. Does anyone know a novel along the lines of “After entering government, he discovers that the person he once offended is the emperor”?
Wielding Power over the Court and Commanding the Army
Novels About Protagonists Who Champion the People and Uphold the Principles of Heaven and Earth
A protagonist devoted to the common people, set in a feudal society.
Any Historical Dynasty Is Fine, as Long as There Is No Romance, No Male Lead, or No Female Lead
Please, everyone! I've recently fallen in love with stories about transmigrating into historical dynasties, but so many protagonists lose their minds over every woman they see. It's so annoying. Please recommend a story with no romance, set in any dynasty. I'm begging you! Thank you, thank you! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
The Civil Officials Write, but Never Mock the People; The Generals Wield Swords, but Never Slay the Innocent
Please recommend books like this.
I'm Tired of Courts Full of Treacherous Officials. Give Me One Full of Loyal Ministers
(((*°▽°*) high five (*°▽°*)))♪
Looking for Tragic Stories with Beautiful, Strong, Ill-fated Characters Who Risk Everything for Others. No Contrived Drama or Cringe
Something like a pampered-by-everyone story, preferably with no romance. Don't recommend domineering-CEO types.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Holds Unshakable Power at Court, with the Entire Imperial Government on His Side
The Entire Nation Rebels, but Only the Protagonist Sincerely Remains Loyal to the Emperor
You Treat Me as a Worthy Gentleman, and I’ll Return the Favor: Any Stories About Loyalty to the Emperor, Brothers?
🌿 The Whole Nation Rebels, but the Protagonist Alone Is Truly Loyal to the Emperor
Wielding His Brush, the Scholar Writes of All Living Things. One Poem Can Shake Enemies in Every Direction
Recommend Stories About Upright Officials and Candid Ministers
Looking for a Novel That Starts with the Protagonist Cursing Corrupt Ministers in Court and Begging to Be Executed
I once saw a book where the protagonist was called "Fangzi," but I can't find it anymore. Please help, you experts!
The Protagonist Is a Corrupt Official, but Wholeheartedly Serves His Country and Its People
The protagonist is known throughout history as a treacherous minister, but works for the good of the country and its people
Looking for Stories Where the Founding Emperor Dies Young and the Protagonist Devotedly Supports the Young Ruler: Loyal Ministers Only
Looking for Historical Novels With Wild Premises, a Game System, and a Protagonist Who Transmigrates Into an Emperor
The protagonist starts out as a bandit... Something like The Fallen Emperor Marries into a Commoner Family and Becomes a Slacker King.
The Male Lead Is an Emperor Who Discovers That His Ministers, Empress Dowager, and Consorts Are All Historical Figures
Please Recommend Some Stories with Sound Values. I’m Starting to Think Mine Are a Little Twisted
Upright Officials and Remonstrating Ministers Who Plead for the People, Even After Dying a Hundred Times
I'm looking for books similar to *The Otherworldly Ming Dynasty: I Became a Saint by Spending a Hundred Lives*.
An Invincible Protagonist Joins a Chat Group, but Isn’t the Group Owner
Transmigrate as an Invincible Powerhouse, Get Invited to a Chat Group, and Discover the Group Owner Is Just an Ordinary Person
After joining a chat group, I found out the group owner was just an ordinary person. He started bluffing people, using his ability to see the future fates of characters from anime and manga.
Looking for Books About Upright Officials and Candid Ministers, Any Recommendations?
I'm looking for books similar to A Different World's Great Ming: I Became a Sage by Giving Up a Hundred Lives. Please recommend stories with a protagonist who's clever and calculating, or one who stays true to their ideals. I'm also looking for well-written, logical stories with a red theme.
A Young Empress Is Helped to the Throne by the Male Lead, Who Acts as Her Regent
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I love this book. There is no regret at the end, but it is full of regret at the end. He sacrificed himself and saved the whole country. The future of Great Qin will be extremely prosperous and prosperous. Everyone has no backbone, but everyone can achieve their goals and dreams. From the perspective of Qingjun, he has gained a hundred years of prosperity. This is this book, and it is also Qingjun's final goal. The Dao is gone, and he strives to save it. Kuanglan, save the Qin Dynasty. From other people's perspective, heroes gain success because they: sacrifice their brothers, sacrifice their lovers, and sacrifice their relatives. They will feel very uncomfortable, and I will feel the same pain. After all, Dzogchen is rare, and parting is the norm. Looking at it more broadly, there will be countless Qingjuns in our writings, countless people like Qingjun, and countless endings. The ancients said: Give up your small family for everyone.
Take a look at how long you have been reading it. It was not obvious at first, but later on the writing style gradually became obvious. It was probably written by a female author. From the serious court PK at the beginning to the fantasy later on, what I saw here has been frequented by river gods, Gu insects, intuition, and prophecies. However, the protagonist was well portrayed, so I decided to finish it [Cool]
My protagonist! Author, you have no heart [crying]
It's a very good book, but the ending is really sad😔, generally satisfactory.
Damn it, author, this is more uncomfortable than killing me╯╰
It's very nice, but the ending is a bit disappointing.
Is it over like this?! I thought I would at least finish beating Japan, but it turned out to be "I and the Gods draw a bet"?! I haven't seen enough yet [I'm about to cry]
A rare book with excellent descriptions of honest officials
That's awesome. Sure enough, good books all get low marks.
I thought it was a bit low before, but it turned out that the author's naming was probably a bit awkward.