No One Told Me It Was so Dangerous Down There.

❗Don't be fooled by the title! This is a serious Machiavellian novel that is delayed by the name] Li Yun, a sixteen-year-old boy, was kicked down the mountain by his masters. He was euphemistically called "Assisting the Lord of Ming Dynasty and bringing peace to the world." He thought that what was waiting for him was a feather fan and silk scarf, and while talking and laughing, the boat and oar were turned into ashes. The result was found: · His protagonist Zhang Xiao is a riddler with a broken heart and suspected of being trapped in love. · In his court, the civil and military struggle is fake, but the lord himself directs and performs it is real. · His opponents, Gao Cai, the intelligence chief in the north, and Su Jiu, the strategist in the south, are neither fuel-efficient. · Even his donkey "five hundred miles away" can open his mouth and teach him a lesson. Li Yun looked at this messy chess game and just wanted to look up to the sky and scream: "No one told me that Yamashita is such a dangerous method? ! " Here, the eight realms of Confucianism and Taoism can be used to criticize Fang Qiu, and a single word can turn the world upside down. Here, under every gentle surface, there may be a man-eating trap hidden. Let's see how the young counselor maintains the last touch of gentleness in this world in the worst troubled times. Reading Guide 1. Not a cool article! Not a brainless system flow! It mainly focuses on the game of power + literati style + fairy setting. 2. A slow-burning group portrait epic, where every character has flesh and blood and an online IQ. 3. The world view is grand, the poetry kills the enemy, and the country is determined, and the taste is very correct.