In the first year of Yonghe's reign in the Northern Qi Dynasty, the curtain of a conspiracy with the world as its sway quietly opened. The old marshal Yuan Ming, regarding himself as an abandoned son, ignited the fire of the coup. The crown prince Yuan Ziyou left the capital with a secret order, and the general Xu Wu massacred the governor's army. Beiliang watched with cold eyes, hiding murderous intentions... In the court and on the battlefield, in overt and covert fights, everyone is a chess player and a chess piece for others.
Reader comments
The writing is actually quite good, but after reading four chapters, I didn't find the protagonist. Even a group portrait novel needs a protagonist, but is the protagonist of this work Yuan Ming? He's a little too old, and it's hard for readers to put themselves into it.
The writing is actually quite good, but after reading four chapters, I didn't find the protagonist. Even a group portrait novel needs a protagonist, but is the protagonist of this work Yuan Ming? He's a little too old, and it's hard for readers to put themselves into it.