After transmigrating as the heir to the Prince of Pingnan, Tang Fan endures humiliation and hardship to escape his political enemies’ schemes.
But he can bear the suffering himself; he doesn’t want his betrothed, Mu Tianjiao, to suffer alongside him.
Tang Fan secretly uses every means at his disposal, quietly working to help Mu Tianjiao rise to power.
Who could have guessed that three years later, Mu Tianjiao would return in triumph as a newly promoted first-rank general, only to announce that she had fallen for someone else, humiliate Tang Fan, and demand that he break off their engagement?
After weathering the fickleness of human nature, Tang Fan draws his sword.
He purges corrupt officials, executes traitors, and restores the Prince of Pingnan’s estate to glory.
On horseback and armed with a spear, he sweeps across the neighboring kingdoms and wins renown!
Mu Tianjiao regrets it bitterly: “Brother Tang Fan, can’t we go back to how things were? You’re the one I truly love!”
Tang Fan: “Get lost!”
A very good story, worth reading.