The Crown Prince Died in My Jurisdiction. What Do I Do? Rebel, of Course
太子死在我辖区，怎么办？造反吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 524k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Rebel! Rebel! Rebel! Rebel! Rebel!造反！造反！造反！造反！造反！Former title · until Oct 2026
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The protagonist is a qualified military strategist and politician. There is no other war novel in which the protagonist, the Virgin, cooperates with foreign races and conscripts civilian husbands as cannon fodder, etc. Such a plot is the first time I have seen a protagonist do this in so many years. It is cruel and true.
Now that they have occupied the imperial city, we can't just play with the crown princess alone. There are also the queen, concubines, the queen mother, the princess and the eldest princess 😏 There are also other concubines of the king.
It's a bit interesting, a combination of An Lushan and Wu Sangui
The author has a solid historical background and describes the war in detail and is relatively realistic in all aspects. It is not like some novels that make random claims about hundreds of thousands of cavalry.
Maybe my hometown was robbed, then I would die laughing
The writing is okay. For example, commanding an army really requires a lot of cooperation. Some novels directly involve an army of 200,000 rushing. Also, the characters' hearts and minds are well written. You have to be cautious about rebellion. The portrayal is quite good, but the update is too slow. I hope it won't be unfinished.
Speaking of which, I once read a novel about the Zhu Qizhen period of the Ming Dynasty and mentioned a point. We should first put Zhu Qizhen back as soon as possible, and rely on Zhu Qizhen's clever tactics to blindly command and continue to bleed the Ming Dynasty's attacks. When the consumption reaches the limit, he can capture the capital in one fell swoop and rebuild the Yuan Dynasty. Zhu Qizhen would be more powerful when he was put back. It would be best if Zhu Qiyu had just become emperor, when he would be most powerful.
Looks good, looks good, wipe out the Jurchen cavalry, and then level the world. The author should update soon!
I don't understand why the rating is so low. The author's writing is very clear and the content is rich, emotional and passionate. I hope the author will become bigger and stronger and create greater glories.
It is considered a very good historical novel in Tomato. Although there are some minor flaws in the character creation and it is not full enough, the development of the plot is very smooth and there are no surprises or poisonous points. It is a good way to pass the time. I watched a little bit, and the quality dropped a bit later on, but it was considered above average in Pomodoro, and it could pass the time.