Transmigrating into a hell-mode scenario from the start, with everyone treating me like a kept man? Watch me tear down this dark world!
Liang Wenfeng was brutally murdered, only to awaken in the body of a young man in a chaotic era. From the start, he faces a living nightmare: no memories of his predecessor and a treacherous world around him.
Luckily, an AI assistant called "Deep Thought" is bound to his mind!
A mix-up makes him pretend to be someone's husband? A powerful princess in disguise saves his life, then mistakes him for her runaway concubine. To survive, he has to pose as a powerful noble!
He barely gets settled before disaster strikes! A noble clan rebels, and the couple is separated.
A heavy blow to the head unlocks his memories. Hey! He's actually the legitimate heir of a first-rate noble clan. So all along, he was pretending to be himself! With a top-tier identity, he's now caught in a family power struggle and a deadlock at court. A wicked stepmother and a treacherous younger brother? He'll bring them down! Noble clans abusing their power? He'll crush them!
As the realm falls apart, he retreats to Shu.
**Golden finger unlocked to the max!** With territory and Deep Thought, his comeback begins! He curbs the noble clans, reforms the system, opens the imperial examinations to commoners, redistributes land, and builds a powerful army. With modern technology and artificial intelligence, he creates a steel force that leaves its era in the dust!
**He campaigns east and west, unifying the realm!** He tramples the noble clans beneath his feet, ends the chaos, and builds a brighter world!
This book is quite accurate in restoring the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, with lacquered gauze crowns, eight-piece skirts and so on, which really gives a sense of immersion. The words used are not full of modern terms, which makes people look at the drama. There are details and cheats like AI, so it reads pretty well. There are also slaps in the face, reversals, ambiguities, and career lines. I look forward to its unfolding in the middle and later stages.
It's a gold mine, the writing is fluent, there is a classical Chinese text at the end of the chapter, the plot setting is also reasonable, and it makes people want to read on. The last little complaint: Changing perspectives is obviously the author's specialty, but sometimes when I read too fast, I suddenly get confused and then come back and read it again [punch]. All in all, this is a great alternate history piece worth reading.
The structure is exquisitely designed, the subject matter is novel, and the writing is smooth!
A unique story worth reading.
A very interesting book, worth reading carefully.