Also known as:
"After Seizing Power, My Aunt Is Rather Sweet" "I Just Want to Run a Good Business, but You Insist on Making Me the Grand Alliance Leader" "I Didn't Kill Anyone! There Were Hardly Any People in the Borderlands to Begin With"
Chen Xuhua, a college student who stayed up all night gaming, wakes up to find himself a hapless ruler who has just ascended the throne only to have his power taken away!
The plot is a lot like Emperor Jiajing's, only more thrilling.
On the night of his coronation, a palace maid tries to strangle him, forcing him to flee to the Western Park with the imperial seal in hand.
The Empress Dowager comes to the Western Park to hold him accountable, but he charms her with his silver tongue.
As they work together, he and the alluring Empress Dowager develop an illicit, tender affection for each other.
Power-hungry ministers join forces with military commanders to stage a farcical coup.
Within the realm, the vassal kings stir; beyond the borders, the Jianzhou Jurchens and Dzungars threaten the frontier, while the Khoshut Khanate pays lip service. Meanwhile, the Age of Discovery has already begun.
What path should the nation take?
Before long, Chen Xuhua sneaks into the Palace of Compassion and Tranquility in the middle of the night and faces Empress Dowager Li, flushed with heat.
“Auntie, don't turn around. I am the late emperor...”
Many years later, the man walking toward you is:
A survivor of the palace-maid strangling incident, an early short-distance running champion, the demolition chief who tore down his aunt's defenses, a devoted advocate of clay-pot chicken therapy, the Jianzhou Jurchen scalp collector, the Dzungar grassland cremation officer, the Khoshut prayer-wheel direction adjuster, the mediator of European affairs, Louis XV's lifelong idol, Peter the Great's destined archenemy, a lifetime member of the Sea Beggars, the East India Company's bankruptcy liquidation partner, the Great Khan of the grassland Great Khans, the chief of Indian chiefs, the strongest carbon-based life-form of the eighteenth century, the Great Ning Emperor Jinghe, who opened the heavens and brought prosperity, mighty, wise, and illustrious!
It's a little bit irritating in the front but it's getting better and better in the future. Li Tong collected it in a timely manner and did not delay. I hope there will be more plots in which the protagonist appears in front of others [Bookshelf plus one][Bookshelf plus one][Bookshelf plus one][Bookshelf plus one][Bookshelf plus one]
Good! ! !
Good-looking and exciting 😏
The writing is still very good, and the author's writing style is also unusual🍅 But there are still some flaws in some places