This work is an epic of the growth and struggle of a generation of wise kings. It is full of overt and covert struggles for imperial power, various schemes and frame-ups, and it has a strong sense of immersion. The protagonist Su Jinyu was originally the third son of the Fox Emperor. When he was born, the snowstorm stopped and the sun was shining brightly. Such a good omen also destined him to have an extraordinary identity and destiny: when he was 6 years old, he was named King Jing, and when he was 12 years old, he was named regent for his outstanding military achievements. In the same year, the crown prince died of illness and he successfully sat on the throne. However, this also aroused the jealousy and suspicion of the concubine princes headed by the second prince Su Jinxuan, so Jinyu was forced to get involved in the battle for the throne. Finally, under the approval of his father, he inherited the ceremony at the age of 15, but this was not over. More crises were waiting for him...
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It has a strong sense of immersion and is quite interesting.
It has a strong sense of immersion and is quite interesting.