Li Chen, the third prince of the Great Zhou Dynasty, was known to be frail and uncontested, but he died unjustly due to the conspiracy between the prince Li Heng and his ex-fiancée Su Qingyan. However, when he opened his eyes again, his body was already filled with a modern soul from a thousand years later. Faced with the fate of deceiving the emperor, he relied on his ingenuity far beyond the times to fight back in court in the Jinluan Palace, nailing the prince and the Su family to the pillar of shame, and became a blockbuster.
Once he showed his talents, he was "rewarded" by his suspicious father to the remote villa "Tingyuxuan". It seemed that he was expelled from the center of power, but in fact he was thrown into the sea. Here, he accidentally opened up the astonishing legacy left by his mother, Yun Fei, the only daughter of a former merchant family: a business network that is extremely wealthy and spreads all over the world, and a secret intelligence organization called "Tingfeng Pavilion".
It turns out that the mother's death was not due to illness. Behind it was a shocking conspiracy between the queen and the princelings, and even a mysterious organization "Qinglong Society" that plotted the "dragon vein" was involved. Li Chen, holding the trump card, has since transformed into a chess player in the dark. On the surface, he used thunderous means to purge Dali Temple, track down the remaining members of the Su family, and have fierce confrontations with the prince's gang in the court; secretly, he worked step by step, setting up a series of schemes to lure his enemies into a death trap one by one. This is the ultimate game of wisdom and power, a thorny road from personal revenge to uncovering the secret behind overthrowing a dynasty.
Reader comments
I didn't see the machinations, nor the invincible strength, just being plotted by this and that every day. Also, there are some places where the logic doesn't make sense, and there are places where the names are wrong, and the protagonist's aunt is actually named after the protagonist's brother. Are you going to laugh me to death?
The preface does not match the postscript, and all kinds of logic are confusing.
I didn't see the machinations, nor the invincible strength, just being plotted by this and that every day. Also, there are some places where the logic doesn't make sense, and there are places where the names are wrong, and the protagonist's aunt is actually named after the protagonist's brother. Are you going to laugh me to death?
The preface does not match the postscript, and all kinds of logic are confusing.
I like it very much. Very beautiful.