A fake-loyalty, real-wild-dog gong X an emperor who starts out innocent and grows into his own.
[A story about someone who thinks he’s successfully tamed a “wild dog.”]
The land of Shenzhou has fallen, and a hundred years have reduced it to ruins.
Jiang Xie’s original life goal was to be a wealthy prince of the Great Jing dynasty, drinking wine and savoring tea.
But just as he was settling into his leisurely life as a prince, his father died, the court fell into chaos, and his brothers turned on one another.
Now he’s become an emperor almost by accident, facing open and covert attacks while caught up in the struggle for supremacy between Great Jing, Great Qi, and Great Qing.
Tragic songs of warfires weave through scene after scene of a turbulent age.
Lonely cities and desolate outskirts are stained with blood from endless slaughter.
Who will write the tumult of this troubled world and throw the realm into chaos?
Beneath the fading sunset, Jiang Xie climbed the city wall. In a daze, he remembered the man once saying, “My only wish in this life is to see you rule the world and unite the four corners of the realm.”
When lies intertwine with the lust for power, it becomes impossible to tell truth from falsehood.
Love and hate, old debts and old grudges, all flow east with the water.
One wolf pup: His Majesty has honored this servant with his favor. All I want is to fight for His Majesty and unite the realm.
One hostage prince: A Xie, we’ve known each other for so long. How could you not know what kind of person I am? The road ahead is long, so put your mind at ease.
One powerful minister: Once the court is stable, this servant only wants to lay down his arms, retire to a beautiful, peaceful place, and live in seclusion.
One subordinate: As long as I draw breath, I’ll give everything I have to protect His Majesty and ensure his peace for life.
Jiang Xie: Liars! Every last one of them...!
Couple: Tuoba Jun X Jiang Xie
The writing is okay, but there are a lot of typos. At the beginning, it says that the male protagonist is "Duan Wang", which later becomes "Ning Wang", and "A Lan" becomes "A Jing". The characters are not prioritized, which made me confused and tired. Overall, it's okay. I hope to improve.
The writing is very clear and contains the author's thoughts on war and political disputes. It is very Qingshui's writing. Jiang Xie is really a heartthrob, but no one will hurt him or force him to love or anything like that. There are all kinds of people who basically like him silently. He is very friendly to the controlled protagonist. Even if he is given death, he will not retaliate against him. He fakes his death and returns to the country to give the country to him to achieve unification. But Jiang Xie is really a very typical image of an ancient literati, like Cao Zhi, with a very exciting character setting and a full image. In fact, I hated Han Yue at first, but then I liked him and felt that he was a bit pitiful. In addition, although Jiang Xie is very kind-hearted, he is really merciless when he kills decisively. I feel that the author describes him very carefully, with many psychological activities and many descriptions of appearance, and does not emphasize what he is suffering from. The most intimate is a kiss. Luckily it's the end of the year, the end of the year! In addition, in fact, I mainly read the main book. I didn't expect this book to be really good. It should have been moved by an external station. Typos and the like were probably the reason why it was not moved properly.
How do I put it? People have different concerns and different types of favorites. Judging from the author's description at the beginning, it won my heart. I will talk about the content later [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
There are too many typos and it looks a bit awkward (sorry, 😞😳 I don't really like this plot)