In the eighth year of Jingyuan, the Emperor of Yan, who had been reduced to a puppet for years, launched a desperate counterattack and fought a fierce battle against Grand General Fu Yu in Chang'an.
Unfortunately, he fell just short in the end. The emperor, empress, crown prince, and hundreds of loyal officials were brutally slaughtered.
Only the sixth prince, Murong Lian, survived. Grand General Fu Yu installed him as the new puppet ruler.
Powerful ministers waited for a chance to seize the throne from within, while warlords watched hungrily from without.
With such a disastrous start, see how Murong Lian navigates the tangled situation, takes back control, reverses the empire’s decline, and restores its former glory.
You want me to be a puppet emperor? Not a chance.
The book is very good, has content, and can be read with your mind.
It's very decisive. If you really keep writing it, I will definitely not have the heart to read it. Casting stones to ask for directions, when will it become popular?
The characters are rich and three-dimensional, and the imperial power strategies are progressive. It is a good book!
The details are wonderful, and the emperor's heroic character is brought out
It is a rare and good book. It is these people's loss that this book has not been seen by others.