He transmigrates to the end of the Jin dynasty and becomes Crown Prince Sima Yu.
He knows all too well that the Wei and Jin dynasties were anything but carefree, with bones strewn across the land.
Worse still, in three days, Empress Jia Nanfeng will frame him for treason and strip him of his position as crown prince.
Sima Yu refuses to accept his fate. Rising amid danger, he shakes the court, executes the wicked empress, purges corrupt officials, and quells the rebellion in Luoyang.
But by the end of the Jin dynasty, the realm is already in chaos, and the rot runs too deep to reverse.
This shattered civilization is no elegant gathering. It is the elegy of a realm famed for its refinement.
Beneath the idle talk of aristocrats drunk on pleasure lurks the butcher's blade of the Rebellion of the Eight Princes.
The poetry flowing from scholars' pens is steeped in the bloodshed of the Five Barbarians' iron hooves.
Yet Sima Yu still refuses to accept his fate.
He is determined to destroy the princes who bring ruin to the realm, bury the aristocratic clans, trample the pastures of the Five Barbarians, save the Jin dynasty from its impending collapse, rescue the people from misery, and restore the glory of the Han people!!!
The writing is okay, but the fighting is more exciting. But it felt like the storyline was moving too fast and some details were missing. There is too little writing about the heroine. There are too few emotional scenes with the heroine. In fact, you can write it incidentally, purely personal thoughts.
The author, the Queen of Sheep Xianrong, cannot accept it. Hope it gives her a good ending.
A wave of support, few people write about Jin
It's so beautiful👍but there's too little of it. I finished it in one go. It's not enough. [Learned]
Looks good. I love watching it. Oops This book can also give Sima a rating [laughter]
It's okay, it's a bit toxic, but it can be ignored.
It's well written, and the characters all have their own characteristics.
Is it okay after taking a look?
Fluent writing style and sophisticated rhetoric
The beginning felt a bit boring at the beginning, but now I feel it is getting better. I look forward to the follow-up progress.