Transmigrated as Zhao Deming, the second prince and son of the Gao Liang River chariot god, he is immediately accused of being a better driver than his father.
Since his mother was only a palace maid who served the empress before her death, has the chariot god always despised him?
Is the third prince none other than the historically famous Emperor Zhenzong of Song?
As the second prince, is he standing in the third prince's way?
But Empress Zhou is his personal maid. What is going on? Shouldn't she be his stepmother? Did he transmigrate to the wrong time?
Surrounded by danger, Zhao Deming resolutely chooses to leave the imperial household and sever all ties with it.
Better not to be a prince than to be one!
Better not to be emperor than to be one!
The Gao Liang River chariot god? Two busted wheels, that's all he is!
“Your Majesty, the Second Prince has reclaimed the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun!”
“Your Majesty, the Second Prince has occupied all five capitals of the Liao!”
“Your Majesty, the Second Prince has abducted a princess of the Dali Duan clan. The king of Dali is furious that the Second Prince didn't even bother to conquer his country!”
“Your Majesty, the king of Western Xia has surrendered. He says he'll submit only to the Second Prince, not to the Great Song!”
“Your Majesty, the Second Prince has reached the gates of Bianjing. You'd better go out and kowtow to him!”
(This novel is aimed at female readers.)
Female? Xiaojiaziqi. Don't look
After being convinced, I wrote about a woman who forced myself to do it.
How should I put it? The writing is okay, but Pan Meiqi feels like a failure. She strives for hegemony, and there is no use writing this.
It's very beautiful. I loved it so much.
It's so explosive,
2 Stars, no more!
Seeing numbness