Exiled to the Army? I’d Make a Fine General!

Chu Xinghe is the sixth prince of Chu, but because his mother was a palace maid, he is treated with disdain in the imperial palace. To reduce the competition, the other princes join forces to frame him just as he comes of age and is about to be made a prince in his own right. The emperor is also prejudiced against Chu Xinghe because of his birth. In the end, Chu Xinghe is sent to the frontier, stripped of his princely status, and reduced to a prisoner. Several years later. Exiled to the frontier, Chu Xinghe recruits talent and earns one military victory after another, eventually taking command of a million troops. Emperor: Sixth Son, let’s talk this out. If you want the throne, it will be yours sooner or later! Chu Xinghe: Has there ever been a crown prince for thirty years? The other princes: Sixth Brother, we were wrong. We won’t compete with you anymore. Please spare us! Chu Xinghe: If you don’t pull out the roots, the grass will grow back when the wind blows! Born in turbulent times, one must strive forward with courage!!! Passion, political intrigue, slaughter!!!!