[Contrast between civil and military affairs + hard-core political strategy + violent Confucian sage]
A special soldier in his previous life, he is the youngest son of Zhenbei King in this life.
In order to prevent his family's 100,000 cavalry from being "raised as pigs" by the imperial court, Shen An decided to change his way of life: give up martial arts and become civilized, and go to Beijing to seize power!
Everyone laughs at the dog out of the gate, a sick man who can only read dead books.
Until that day, the enemy's envoys provoked, and the entire court was silent.
Shen An took off the red robe of the number one scholar, revealing his muscular body, and smiled gently: "I always convince people with my virtue. If you are not convinced, then I also know a little bit about fists and kicks."
Reader comments
I would like to ask the author, aren't the princes in Chapter 15 and Chapter 67 the same person? Why doesn't the prince in Chapter 67 know Shen An?
Li Yuanjing knew the male protagonist in Chapter 42. After Chapter 62, he didn't seem to know the male protagonist [what] [what] [what] [what] [what] [what] [what] [angry] [angry]
I like this book very much. It has power, family and country, economy, military, numeracy, and criminal law... I couldn't put it down. I couldn't listen to it while working, I had to listen attentively. The rating is really too low - of course, you have to ignore the "third prince" statement [laughs]
Overall good, but sometimes a little inconsistent! Of the three sons of the Marquis, why did the palace steward say that Miaomiao was the only one left?
Haven't you known the Ninth Prince a long time ago? He's a fat man, but why don't you know the Ninth Prince later? Why do the emperor and the ninth prince have different surnames?
It's been a long time since I've seen such a good and flesh-and-blood article. I hope the following ones will be equally exciting.
The eyes are pretty good
It's funny. You can check it out.
Very well written, keep up the good work
Rated too low, good book, interesting
A very nice book
I came in after reading the written pictures. The content was very innovative and very good.
I've known Li Yuanjing before, how come I only know him now when I write again?
It looks great, the content is exciting, I like it very much, keep it up! Come on!
The author's writing is very interesting and fascinating. I hope to update it more often.
I really like reading this and The Book of Machiavellianism. I am eager to learn.
I would like to ask the author, aren't the princes in Chapter 15 and Chapter 67 the same person? Why doesn't the prince in Chapter 67 know Shen An?
Li Yuanjing knew the male protagonist in Chapter 42. After Chapter 62, he didn't seem to know the male protagonist [what] [what] [what] [what] [what] [what] [what] [angry] [angry]
I like this book very much. It has power, family and country, economy, military, numeracy, and criminal law... I couldn't put it down. I couldn't listen to it while working, I had to listen attentively. The rating is really too low - of course, you have to ignore the "third prince" statement [laughs]
Overall good, but sometimes a little inconsistent! Of the three sons of the Marquis, why did the palace steward say that Miaomiao was the only one left? Haven't you known the Ninth Prince a long time ago? He's a fat man, but why don't you know the Ninth Prince later? Why do the emperor and the ninth prince have different surnames?
It's been a long time since I've seen such a good and flesh-and-blood article. I hope the following ones will be equally exciting.
The eyes are pretty good
It's funny. You can check it out.
Very well written, keep up the good work
Rated too low, good book, interesting
A very nice book
I came in after reading the written pictures. The content was very innovative and very good.
I've known Li Yuanjing before, how come I only know him now when I write again?
It looks great, the content is exciting, I like it very much, keep it up! Come on!
The author's writing is very interesting and fascinating. I hope to update it more often.
I really like reading this and The Book of Machiavellianism. I am eager to learn.