[Summoning] [Alternate Setting] [History] [System] [Power Fantasy] [No-Brainer]
Chen Jin transmigrated.
And he got a summoning System.
He transmigrated to a place much like ancient China.
He became the crown prince of a small kingdom called Xia. The emperor had just died, so Chen Jin would ascend the throne in three days.
Okay, that's the good news. What about the bad?
Based on all the novels Chen Jin had read, this kind of setup usually meant that what came next would be:
The empress dowager ruling from behind the curtain, the empress sneering at him, eunuchs mocking him, and the prime minister wielding power over the court...
Chen Jin said he knew this setup all too well.
But when he searched through the memories in his mind, he realized something was a little off.
The empress dowager was not the birth mother of this body, and the other princes had died young, so the throne had naturally fallen to Chen Jin.
Well... a pretty normal start.
The current prime minister had students and supporters throughout the court, and most of the Six Ministries had sided with him. He was powerful enough to dominate the government.
Well... a normal start.
The original owner had been betrothed to the daughter of the Minister of Revenue, but the wedding had been put on hold because the late emperor had died suddenly...
Huh?
There were three thousand troops in the imperial palace, under the original owner's command...
Huh?!!
The original owner's maternal uncle was leading an army of twenty thousand on the country's western border.
!!!
When his memories reached this point, Chen Jin froze.
This didn't seem like the usual hellish start.
Why did it feel more like easy mode?
(No cultivation or martial arts fantasy setting, just historical strategy. A no-brainer story.)
After reading Chapter 51, overall this book is not a good read. Although the title says it is "Easy Difficulty", in fact, what the protagonist encounters is not simple at all. The mad critic only wants to drag the queen mother to be buried with the dynasty, and the prime minister who plots rebellion. , With covetous neighboring countries and aristocratic families with their own evil intentions, the protagonist has a system but cannot do whatever he wants. Compared with the protagonist in novels of the same type that everything goes smoothly because of the system, the plot has more ups and downs. And each character has his own ability and personality. As the emperor, the protagonist will also have unexpected things, and will be frustrated by others because of his shortcomings. Generally speaking, I think this book has a promising future. I hope the author will update it more and don't be ignorant [Punch Out]
After reading Chapter 18, the soldiers stationed in the capital did not hold the military power in their own hands. They were really heartbroken.
Very good, very good. One of the few that can be read. Come on, the author. Your book can be a source of food in Tomato.
How do you say it's just a piece of food?
It's not bad. From the current point of view, this is not the kind of mindless summoning and promotion article that counts as food and fodder.
It's been a long time since I've seen a novel about this kind of hand-to-hand combat.
The plot is very well written
It's pretty, but a little lacking.