I Just Transmigrated, and Now I Hear My Chancellor Father Is Plotting a Rebellion

So pretty! Who can resist a time-travel novel that turns "rebellion" into a comedy! "I just traveled through time, and I was shocked to hear that the Prime Minister's father is planning to rebel" is simply a mudslide in the world of imagination - the protagonist stepped on a thunderstorm when she time-traveled, and landed directly in the "rebellion reserve" camp. Her father was busy planning to overthrow the court, but she was forced to activate the "double-faced man" "Sheng": During the day, he is a dandy who hangs out in restaurants and spends money like water. At night, he transforms into a think tank, secretly checking for gaps in his father's rebellion plan. At the same time, he also transforms into a "folk living bodhisattva" to accumulate enough reputation to pave the way for his father's great cause. There is no scheming house fight with Shura, nor is there a sense of revenge that involves cheating all the way. The essence of this book lies in the word "contrast". One second he was bragging to his friends that "I have a lot of money", and the next second he was squatting in the corner reviewing the "distribution map of the court's power" with his father. He had just fooled the emperor's temptation by pretending to be crazy, and then he was arrested by his father and taken to the "Art of War Strategy" test. The serious machinations are deconstructed into a very interesting way, the laughter is so dense that it is impossible to stop, and the twists are even more amazing. It is a perfect tool for taking advantage of others. After reading it, I just want to say: The prime minister is about to rebel, and I can read another hundred chapters!

It was more than a pleasure to read this novel. The author uses a relaxed and humorous writing style to vividly describe the story of a modern social animal who traveled through time and became an aristocratic playboy, making people laugh while reading. In addition, Shen Mo Chongcai adds a heavy nostalgia for the motherland to the joyful storyline. The interweaving of two completely different plots is not at all abrupt, which shows the author's strong writing skills. I couldn't help but catch up on the latest chapter updated by the author in one go. It's really, really good-looking, and I give it a five-star rating.

The most wonderful setting of the novel is the wonderful fusion of "powerful crisis" and "family comedy". The protagonist originally wanted to be a peaceful fish, but was forced by the prime minister's father's treason plan to become a "master of trouble" - while dealing with the open and secret attacks in the court, he also had to fight wits and courage with his father. This kind of double Shura field of "guarding against his father's death internally, and guarding against the emperor's suspicion externally" is full of cute contrasts. The author does not fall into the heavy routine of a Machiavellian novel. Instead, he uses a relaxed and humorous tone to outline the protagonist's fancy survival in a desperate situation: either deliberately leaking his father's "little flaw" to the emperor in order to reduce the suspicion of rebellion;

So interesting! Tired of the cool formula of rebirth and counterattack? Then this book "I just traveled through time and was shocked to hear that the Prime Minister is planning to rebel" will definitely make you laugh! Others who traveled through time were either carrying blood feuds or pursuing careers with their own golden fingers. However, this protagonist was labeled as the "rebellious heir" as soon as he opened his eyes. The style of the painting was ridiculously strange. There is no bloody entanglement of love and hate, and no heavy plotting. The author uses joyful writing to turn a thrilling rebellion plan into a heart-stopping family comedy. The prime minister's father's serious complaints, the protagonist's fancy blame-shifting, and the court's imaginative drama, all put together, can be called a stress-relieving masterpiece, specially designed to cure all kinds of unhappiness!

This work can be said to be an ingenious combination of time-travel writing and Machiavellian wit. It starts with the absurd beginning of Qin Mubai, a modern social beast who time-travels into a playboy in the Song Dynasty, and unfolds a counterattack drama that is both hilarious and exciting. On the surface, the protagonist in the author's novel is an idiot who is proficient in eating, drinking, prostitution and gambling, but secretly he has to deal with the princes and the powerful, and is "forced to make trouble" every step of the way. This extreme contrast in the two-sided life not only creates countless hilarious and humorous scenes, but also allows readers to experience the pleasure of crushing IQ in the face-slapping plots of "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger". The plots of plots in the work are intertwined, and the protagonist's witty operation to solve ancient dilemmas with modern thinking is amazing. The relaxed and humorous writing style cleverly offsets the heaviness of the plot lines, making the whole story relaxed and relaxed. When the dandy's coat becomes the sharpest protective color, when the dream of lying down is forced to ignite the smoke of national restoration, this hilarious adventure dancing on the tip of a knife is undoubtedly a masterpiece that can make people want to stop amid tension and laughter!

After reading this book for so long, the only comment I have on this book is that it is very enjoyable. Both the plot and the characterization are top-notch. The protagonists are not sloppy in their work, and the villains have extremely high IQs. For such a good book, I must give five stars for encouragement.

An anti-conventional and hilarious time-travel novel. The protagonist Qin Mubai originally wanted to be a dandy, but was forced to get involved in his family's restoration of the country. On the surface, he is a prodigal and troublemaker, but secretly he makes money by cleaning up gangs and eradicating evil, conducting fire inspections and other shady operations, and repeatedly jumps between intrigue and comedy. The plot is constantly high-energy, making it an easy and exciting read.

It's so exciting and unexpected... Who can resist a time-travel novel that uses "rebellion" in hilarious ways? "Just Time Traveled, I Was Shocked to Hear that the Prime Minister's Father Is Conspiracy to Rebellion" is so imaginative that the protagonist mentions his outrageous identity as "the heir to the rebellion against the family business" as soon as he opens his eyes. He has to pretend to be a prodigal son with a clear understanding, but also has to secretly help his father to promote the cause of rebellion. He also has to squeeze out time to plead for the people and accumulate reputation. The extreme pull of the three identities makes every chapter full of contrasts and cuteness that will make you laugh. There are no cliche palace fights and house fights, no frustrating counterattacks and slaps in the face. The whole book is supported by dense laughter and reversals - one moment he is squandering money in a restaurant and pretending to be a playboy, and the next moment he is transformed into a counselor and making suggestions; just after he has solved the difficulties in the court, he turns around and has to deal with his father's "treason spot checks". The plot is cleverly conceived, and the serious themes of power and conspiracy are written with a joyful texture. It is easy to read and decompress. It can be called a must-have treasure for a meal!

The author cleverly embeds the survival wisdom of modern social animals into the absurd skin of ancient dandies, creating a highly contrasting dramatic spark. The protagonist is forced to walk a tightrope between "making a mess" and "seeking the country". He laughs and curses on the outside, but is careful at every step on the inside. This dual identity setting not only creates a continuous stream of jokes, but also allows the game of intrigue to be hidden in daily trivial matters, making it light and easy. The story repeatedly jumps between the themes of "lying down" and "struggle", "pretending" and "true self", and finally cooks a delicacy that is easy to relieve stress without losing intelligence and interest.

Who knows, family members! This book is simply a life-saver for me when I'm fishing! The protagonist turned into a dandy who was scolded by the whole capital. He originally thought that he could rely on his father's power to lie down and die, but as soon as his father opened his mouth, he was immediately confused - we are the orphans of the previous dynasty, we must rebel! Just watch him pretending to be crazy and flirting with decent women during the day, and then going home at night to secretly hold meetings with advisers and engage in political intrigue. The contrast made me laugh! Every time the prince made things difficult for him, he would fight back in a mean way, and the slap in the face was both satisfying and funny. What struck me the most was the protagonist's attitude of "I just want to eat and die, and you have to force me to be the boss", which is exactly the same as when I work! The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the plot line is not weak at all. I can't stop reading just one chapter. Now I am updating it every day. It's so awesome!