Ye Nancheng, the fourth prince of Daliang, has always been dormant and hidden in the abyss. With the devoted help of the think tank Cui Qing, he strategized and worked step by step to stir up the situation in the treacherous situation in the court, deepen his power, and break the situation along the way to win the power of the temple.
During this period, he met by fate a female military advisor from Beidi who was unrivaled in elegance and wisdom in the world. The positions of the family and the country were tit-for-tat, and they competed with each other in a chess game of power. The two are deeply in love, and their love and hate are intertwined in the machinations of troubled times and the disputes between family and country, setting off a stormy change that overturns the northern and southern courts.
Reader comments
This work demonstrates a fairly mature skill in creating Machiavellian novels, and constructs a highly tense political game pattern against the background of historical fiction. Overall, this work has reached a professional level in its description of political intrigues, and its plot density and logical rigor far exceed similar online works. If the research on historical details can be deepened (for example, by referring to official records in the "Old Book of Tang" to improve the bureaucratic system), it is expected to become a benchmark for a new generation of Machiavellian novels.
I've read half of it, it's well written. At present, there should be four female protagonists, the Princess of Xining who is the first to meet, the Miss of the military family of Southern Chu who has not come forward but is already engaged, the Princess of Dongyi who has been destroyed but has a large amount of treasures, the Miss of the country's prime minister family but is the military advisor of the Beidi Wolf Division, everything is known from the east to the west, it seems that the male protagonist will dominate the world. [Laughing]
This book has no system or time travel. The author's narrative is smooth, the writing is humorous, and it is fascinating. It is a good book! ! ! ! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
This work demonstrates a fairly mature skill in creating Machiavellian novels, and constructs a highly tense political game pattern against the background of historical fiction. Overall, this work has reached a professional level in its description of political intrigues, and its plot density and logical rigor far exceed similar online works. If the research on historical details can be deepened (for example, by referring to official records in the "Old Book of Tang" to improve the bureaucratic system), it is expected to become a benchmark for a new generation of Machiavellian novels.
I've read half of it, it's well written. At present, there should be four female protagonists, the Princess of Xining who is the first to meet, the Miss of the military family of Southern Chu who has not come forward but is already engaged, the Princess of Dongyi who has been destroyed but has a large amount of treasures, the Miss of the country's prime minister family but is the military advisor of the Beidi Wolf Division, everything is known from the east to the west, it seems that the male protagonist will dominate the world. [Laughing]
This book has no system or time travel. The author's narrative is smooth, the writing is humorous, and it is fascinating. It is a good book! ! ! ! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Good Machiavellian writing