Qin Qianyu transmigrated to the Great Xia Dynasty and, from the start, was framed for treason. He was accused of causing a million-man army to suffer defeat through persecution, an outrage against all reason.
Yet he chose to marry his enemy’s daughter, the capital’s fiercest tigress, and turned the tables against all odds, restoring order to the court and securing his place as crown prince.
Great Xia faced invasion by the southern barbarians from without, with defeat after defeat along the borders, while corrupt officials caused chaos within and the treasury ran a deficit.
Qin Qianyu defied the odds, reclaimed lost territory, punished the corrupt and the wicked, and stirred up the political landscape.
“My Great Xia has stood for a hundred years. How can we let southern barbarian clowns run rampant and corrupt officials wreak havoc at court?”
“I must say, that Southern Barbarian empress dowager still has quite a figure!”
“I don’t eat beef!”
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