[Lighthearted] + [Exhilarating] + [Ten Thousand Words a Day] + [Alternate World] + [No System] + [No Forgiveness]
Qin Yuan transmigrates to the State of Chu, where he holds an invincible position.
He is the regent prince.
He is Chu's greatest contributor.
He has devoted himself heart and soul to Chu's development.
He once fought his way through enemy ranks seven times to save the Chu emperor from their blades.
He once drove back fifty thousand Wuhuan cavalry single-handedly, keeping the realm safe.
Qin Yuan thought he had an unbeatable start from the start, but it turned out to be a complete disaster.
He worked himself to the bone for Chu, only to be slandered day after day by Prince Qi, his younger half-brother whom he had personally saved, and the Noble Consort. Instead of being named crown prince, he received an edict stripping him of his regent's authority.
The Chu emperor: “You rebellious son! You have none of the bearing of an emperor! You think putting on a dragon robe makes you emperor? You're nowhere near as good as Fang'er! Get out of my palace!”
Prince Qi: “Qin Yuan, you think you're capable? What good is being capable? The throne still belongs to me. You're only fit to go to the Ministry of Revenue and take the blame for me!”
The Noble Consort: “A useless wretch whose mother is dead! How could you ever compare to my son? You dare even think of claiming the throne!?”
Faced with his foolish, rotten father, his vicious, scheming stepmother, and his ungrateful younger brother,
Qin Yuan turned and walked away. “You brought this on yourselves! Don't you dare regret it! I'll take back everything that belongs to me with my own hands, and make you slowly feel death closing in as you despair!”
Qin Yuan takes charge of the Ministry of Revenue, turns its losses into profits, seizes control of Chu's economic lifeline, takes power over the three provinces and six ministries, the nine courts and five directorates, and builds an invincible army...
When Qin Yuan turns the tide through his own efforts and rises to the top,
the Chu emperor, Prince Qi, and the Noble Consort all regret their actions and kneel, begging for forgiveness!
Qin Yuan: “What's the use of regretting it now? I've rebelled!”
I have only saved a dozen chapters for a week, which is not enough to read. I don't want to lose it halfway through writing.
It's good to read. I suggest you update it more often. I don't know how many words this book is expected to have.
Enjoyable to watch as always.