Chat Group: I Am the Group Leader of the Imperial Court

[Growing protagonist + political scheming + military warfare + comedy + chat group] Year 20 of Huihua: A ballad said to have been passed down since the founding of the Great Xia has recently caused a huge stir at court. Disaster looms in the heavens, and the people grow cold, Three kings vie for power, each seeking the throne. Thirteen ministers hold sway over their own domains, Raising armies in rebellion to set the court in order. From then on, beneath the Great Xia dynasty's peaceful facade, undercurrents began to stir. The former crown prince was deposed and sent to rule Dai. At court, the Kings of Han and Zhao began their struggle for the throne. Li Hua transmigrated into the body of Xiong Fu, a low-ranking court censor. Just as he was getting ready to lie flat, he suddenly discovered that he could add the princes and ministers at court as friends and create a chat group. No one could have guessed that this minor seventh-rank censor would help the deposed crown prince, Wang Chou, ascend the throne and eventually become the chat group's leader. As someone once famously said, "Want to know all of Great Xia's secrets? Want to know about the power struggles throughout the court? Want to know about the factional battles among the Kings of Dai, Han, and Zhao? Then go on! I've put everything I have in my chat group!" And so began the great age of chat groups! Year 28 of Huihua: "By the Mandate of Heaven, the Emperor decrees: Xiong Fu is hereby appointed leader of the court's chat group. So decreed!"