The Disgraced Prince Takes Command of 700,000 Troops from the Start

Xiao Che, the seventh prince of Great Xia, saw his mother framed and killed by a wicked concubine. He was stripped of his title and exiled to the imperial mausoleum, becoming a good-for-nothing everyone could bully. In secret, however, he held the military tally his maternal grandfather, the Protector General, had left behind. It could command Great Xia's most elite force of 700,000 Black Dragon troops. Facing assassination attempts by his brothers, the treacherous court, and hostile nations watching hungrily from beyond the border, Xiao Che relied on his extraordinary wit and passionate spirit to make his way forward from the desperate imperial mausoleum. He won the army's loyalty and secretly laid his plans. Though cast aside as a prince, he entered the struggle, competing with the princes for the throne, matching wits with powerful ministers, and challenging the neighboring nation's Empress. At last, after wading through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, he reclaimed everything that should have been his, ascended the throne, and founded an unprecedented golden age.