Ye Xuan, a doctor of history, became the useless prince of Dayan. Facing the eyeing imperial concubine, the powerful prime minister who formed a clique for personal gain, and the emperor's younger brother who was secretly assassinating him, he put down the books in his hands and picked up the knife of intrigue.
In order to survive in the East Palace, he relied on historical knowledge to see through poisonous schemes and used management knowledge to rectify the internal affairs; in court games, he used historical cases to solve the salt tax case, making the corrupt group kneel down and beg for mercy; in the world of war, he joined forces with the princess of the enemy country to turn thousands of miles of country into a chess game.
From the useless prince to the top of the ninth level, every step Ye Xuan took was filled with three words in the history books: no, no, no.
"Playing tricks with me?" At the new emperor's enthronement ceremony, Ye Xuan looked down at the old enemies kneeling in the long street, "My dear friends, my doctorate majors in how to deal with you."
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