[Transmigration + power struggle + forcing Nian Gengyao into rebellion + anti-Qing] "Dad, do princes and generals really have some kind of noble blood? I understood that at ten. How come you still don't? I don't want to be a hero. I want to be crown prince!"
Transmigrating from the start as Nian Gengyao's son, he's destined to die young in his twenties? With Yongzheng on the throne, it won't be long before Nian Gengyao's whole family is executed.
"Dad, Sichuan has an unrivaled strategic location. We've got money, food, and weapons now. You know, Liu Bei had nothing more than..."
"Shut your mouth..."
"Dad, if we don't rebel now, our whole family is finished!"
"Smack! Smack!" "You insolent brat!"
"Dad, just give me a straight answer. Are you going to take the throne or not...?"
Nian Gengyao, just look! This is the empire your son won for you!
Seeing his son's hopeful gaze, Nian Gengyao began to waver...
The plot is very smooth and does not drag out. Under normal circumstances, it is basically impossible to succeed without a system rebellion [laughter]
This book has not received any traffic since I first recommended it, and I don't know why. I didn't expect many people to read it. Most of them came from searches. I guess they have committed some taboos. If there are still book friends who are willing to read it, I will take the time to update it. If it feels tasteless, then forget it. If you have any ideas, please leave a comment below.
If you say that magnifying the Ming Dynasty can be idealized, your magnifying the Qing Dynasty is purely a dream. The most important thing is that it is unreasonable. There is no feeling that can subvert the Qing Dynasty.
Good-looking [admiration] [admiration] [admiration]
It's a perfect title shot. More than 100 chapters have been written, but the protagonist hasn't rebelled yet? [What]
Stallion stories, not recommended