Transmigrated into the Great Qian dynasty, with the realm in chaos and warlords carving up the land.
He became Lu Ming, eldest son of the Lu family's third branch. Whenever a family member died, he could summon troops.
In Great Qian Year 174, his eldest uncle, Lu Changtian, led troops to quell a rebellion and died on the battlefield. The reward: three thousand Black Armored Troops.
In Great Qian Year 177, a prophecy hidden in a fish's belly and fox cries at midnight sparked a peasant uprising. His second uncle led troops to suppress it and died on the battlefield. The reward: ten thousand White Horse Volunteers.
In Great Qian Year 180, Emperor Qianyuan died and a child emperor took the throne. Lu Ming's father, Lu Jingyuan, went to the capital to protect the emperor.
Lu Ming had thought his father would die in the capital, but two months later, his father had subdued the various warlords, purged the eunuchs, and executed the treacherous ministers!
Lu Ming: "Father, the young emperor is still a child, and the warlords all have their own agendas. If we don't hold the emperor hostage to command the warlords now, when will we?"
Lu Jingyuan: "And what will you do if the rebellion fails?"
Lu Ming: "Then I'll have no choice but to ask you to die, Father! Once you're dead, the realm will still belong to the Lu family!"
I feel like the image of the male protagonist before and after is different, has he been replaced? It's okay to highlight Lu Xinghua's intelligence, but it's a bit outrageous to have the male protagonist know nothing.
Goodbye Chapter 7!
The emotional part is too awkward. Do you want to write a protagonist who only cares about the world or do you want to write a love story?
Just one sentence
Come on, come on, come on