Yuan Yi transmigrated into the body of a duke’s heir and became the betrothed of the Empress.
From the start, he solved murder and arson-oil cases and stopped the Fengtiandian from being burned down. The Empress entrusted him with important responsibilities, and he steadily rose to dominate the court, using her name to command the realm!
The Empress ordered him to seize control of public security in the capital? He swept the entire Kyoto Prefecture clean!
The scholar-officials demanded that the Empress share power with them? He went to each of their homes and confiscated their estates!
The chancellor wanted to sideline the Empress? He helped her abolish the chancellor system!
The Censorate impeached him? He immediately showed up at their door with a saber!
The officials: “Brute! Common bandit! If you’ve got the guts, put down your saber! A gentleman uses words, not fists!”
Yuan Yi: “I’m really not a brute! You just refuse to believe me, no matter what! I’m tired. Let it all burn! I, Yuan Yi, hereby invite every official to die!”
The Empress: “Husband, calm down! You’re regent, not a brute!”
Although watching the power struggle is very exciting, I want to laugh when I think about the hero's father having 60,000 elite soldiers. In ancient times, armored infantrymen could fight one against ten without armor (armor is very useful) It can be pushed forward completely, and there is no need to reason at all. Quan is fist. Political power comes from the barrel of a gun, and the army has an absolute advantage.
Come on, author, Quan Dou's writing is relatively reasonable, and there's nothing particularly shocking about it. I love reading it.
Very good, beautifully written
Not bad, keep up the good work
It's good to watch. I'll watch it next time.
Yes, but updates are intermittent. The October book is only 50 chapters long, so it's a bit seriously broken.
It looks okay, I hope I can persist in the future 🙂
Good-looking and interesting
Yes, I feel much better after seeing it
It's quite interesting, come on