I’m Already the Supreme General, and You Want Me to Abdicate?

【Invincible + decisive and ruthless + ruthless to the core + protagonist with overwhelming presence + pure satisfaction + crushes every obstacle without frustration + deep, vivid characters】 【Note: This is not a fan fiction of the Tang dynasty. Don't read if that bothers you.】 … Chen Changge transmigrates into an ancient world as the youngest son of the Vice Minister of War, and takes his older brother's place in the army. Over three years, Chen Changge campaigns east and west, north and south, until the northern frontier is left without a single ruler and all nations come to pay homage at court! His unprecedented achievements earn him the highest military title possible, the Supreme General of Heavenly Strategies, placing him above princes and dukes! Unprecedented, unmatched throughout the ages! Yet during all this time, he never receives a single letter from home, and not one person visits him at the front. No one cares whether he lives or dies. When he returns to the capital in triumph, he thinks his parents will be proud of him. Instead, they tell him that the legitimate eldest son comes first, and order him to write down his military exploits so their precious son, Chen Changge's older brother, can take his place and claim everything! And so… That day, the emperor leads his ministers in a Fengshan ceremony on Mount Tian, honoring the Supreme General of Heavenly Strategies for his unprecedented accomplishments! That day, the assembled officials and countless onlookers gather, and people kneel at the foot of the mountain just for a glimpse of the Supreme General of Heavenly Strategies! That day, Chen Changge removes the bronze mask from his face. His black hair whips wildly in the wind as his deep-set eyes look down at the Chen family, already horrified beyond words. He speaks coldly: “I am the Supreme General of Heavenly Strategies. You, a mere Vice Minister of War, expect me to give up my position for the legitimate heir?” “Excellent. No one understands better than I do how to deal with parents and siblings!” …