One misstep, and my soul transmigrates straight into the body of Yuan Ziyou, emperor of Northern Wei!
Where's the System I was promised? The golden finger? It was all a scam!
I open my eyes to a hellish situation from the start: I have to take down Erzhu Rong, who holds power over the entire court, and then sit tight and wait to die?
Sorry, but I refuse to bow to fate!
Armed with the historical facts I've memorized, I'll rewrite my supposedly doomed script!
I'll win over loyal ministers to shore up my foundation, pit warlords against each other to throw the court into chaos, and even make Chen Qingzhi, the God of War of Southern Liang, work for me!
Gao Huan, Yuwen Tai? Just a pair of ambitious schemers! I'll play weak and keep my head down, let you two tear each other apart, then reap the rewards!
Hou Jing, that treacherous bastard? I'll force him into rebellion early and ship him off to Southern Liang! Let that old codger Xiao Yan taste the devastating blow of the
In Yongning Temple once lived such a young man. He had risked everything, his blood staining the jade steps with a solitary, heroic struggle. What so many emperors and generals could not do, this delicate, almost pitiful boy accomplished. The sons of the Northern Wei were known for their righteousness and courage, but one man's bravery could not withstand the overwhelming tide of decline.
It's well-written; it's hard to imagine that the author wrote something while depicting the mental state of the Katniss Wanderer couple. However, the author lacks the morbid humor found in other books, leaving a slightly wistful feeling while reading.