Learning to Start a Rebellion in a Women's Fiction Novel, Just in Case I Need It Someday

Rebellion isn’t a dinner party, a web novel, or a short drama. It can’t be all about an invincible hero, nor can it be all genteel and composed. Rebellion is an uprising, a violent movement in which one emperor replaces another.

A web-novel enthusiast transmigrates into a book aimed at female readers, with an army of eight hundred thousand from the start.

The emperor sends an imperial edict on yellow silk, ordering him to surrender his military command!

The empress sends a fake love letter, luring him to the capital to die!

This king has devoted himself to the nation and its people. Why should I suffer at the hands of treacherous villains?

I refuse to accept this!

I’m taking my troops to the capital to get some answers!

Rebellion? We absolutely have to rebel!

For the dignity of a man, we have to rebel!

But rebellion takes real skill, and I’m no expert!

So the protagonist has to learn as he goes, and set out on the broad road to rebellion!

“Rebellion” is a recurring theme in China’s eight-thousand-year history. Some began at the very bottom, like Chen Sheng, Wu Guang, Liu Bang, and Zhu Yuanzhang; others began at the very top, like Li Shimin and Zhu Di.

This novel weaves historical rebellions into its story and incorporates plenty of historical references.

Hope you enjoy, dear readers!