
The Emperor Falsely Accused Me of Rebellion? Then I Really Made It!
皇帝诬陷我造反?那我可真造了!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 140k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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46Reads
70Chapters
11Listens
91.2kReads · all time
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What If You Returned to the Court with Hundreds of Thousands of Troops, or Would You Declare Yourself King?
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The Male Protagonist Is a Prime Minister, Lives in a Thatched House and Eats Egg Fried Rice, and Is Accused of Corruption.
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The Emperor Discovers That the Male Protagonist Has Hundreds of Thousands of Private Soldiers, and the Male Protagonist Directly Changes the Dynasty.
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Are There Any Novels in Which the Protagonist Rebels and Strives for Hegemony? (Traditional Writing Required)
What I like most about the novels about being an emperor is that the emperor centralizes his power. Is it the king's land all over the world, and the king's ministers are on the shore of the land. The kind of traditional feudal dynasty novels, the kind that I hate the most about being an emperor while practicing democracy and constitutional monarchy. Please recommend! Please recommend!
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The Protagonist Rebels to Protect Himself
In the fantasy world of Dynasty, the protagonist originally wanted to lie down, but was forced to defend himself.
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Ask the Protagonist to Rebel and Become the Emperor
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The other thing is that it's okay if you have to make the protagonist have children.
Make roads across mountains, build bridges over water, and everything will fall into place naturally.