The Empress Breaks Off Our Engagement and Tries to Kill Me, So I Take Her Empire

Transmigration + history + face-slapping + regret + military industry + decisive and ruthless + new weapons “Breaking off the engagement? Suspecting me? Killing my entire family? Fine, Your Majesty, so you want to play rough? Then don’t blame me for turning the whole table over.” Xiao Che, young marshal of the Shuofeng Army, is engaged to the Liang Empire’s female emperor. But she looks down on him for lacking refinement and romance. The emperor is infatuated with her childhood sweetheart and, driven by suspicion, turns her blade on her loyal subjects to clear the way for her beloved’s promotion. She assumes that the loyal Xiao clan, faithful for generations, will surrender without a fight. Little does she know that Xiao Che, whose soul has transmigrated into the body, is no longer the original owner. He throws back his head and laughs: “You cut off my path to survival, so I’ll take your empire from you!” His blindly loyal father not only doesn’t reprimand him, but claps in approval. “Good! Che’er, your words are music to my ears.” Xiao Che, astonishment +1. Just as the father and son worry that their family will be persecuted, his usually gentle mother takes the family by surprise. Leading his brothers and sisters across mountains and rivers, she breaks through wave after wave of pursuit and reaches the military camp safely. Xiao Che, astonishment +2. His eldest brother, who went up the mountain to study martial arts: Xiao Che, astonishment +3. His virtuous and gentle eldest sister: Xiao Che, astonishment +4. … Starting out on the run for his life, Xiao Che relies on his family’s help and uses his knowledge of military industry to fight his way through everything. “Now it’s your turn to kneel before the palace and beg for mercy. Where’s the beloved you once treasured so much? Heh, she’s not even worthy of becoming my spoils of war.”