Xia An transmigrates into the Great Xia Dynasty as the Fourth Prince. From the start, he’s locked in a showdown at Xuanwu Gate: whoever wins becomes Crown Prince.
He awakens a Heroic Spirit Summoning System and summons the Heroic Spirit [Hegemon-King of Western Chu].
“Big Brother, why don’t you try me again!”
When the Martial Emperor sets a trap for him, Xia An summons the Heroic Spirit [Li Chengqian] and sees through the scheme.
He meets the challenge head-on: “It’s not as if my sword is dull!”
When treacherous ministers and vassal princes secretly plot rebellion, Xia An devises a chain of clever schemes, executes the traitors, eliminates the vassal princes, and sets the court in order.
Only after the turmoil subsides does he realize that being emperor may be great, but it’s exhausting. Memorials pile up like mountains, the ministers argue endlessly, and he has to make every decision, big or small. He goes to bed later than a dog and gets up earlier than a chicken, with no days off all year!
He promptly throws in the towel. On a dark and stormy night, he sneaks out of the imperial palace to travel the land.
What should he do if he spends the night in a mountain temple haunted by a female ghost? Summon the Heroic Spirit [Zhong Kui].
What should he do if he encounters a snake demon while crossing the Guangling River by boat? Summon the Heroic Spirit [Fahai].
What should he do if he runs into a tiger deep in the mountains? Summon the Heroic Spirit [Wu Song].
As time goes by, Xia An is left dumbfounded. “I just wanted to be a hands-off ruler. Why are you all calling me the greatest emperor in history?!”
I couldn't write clearly about "Chaotang Chaotang", so I went to write about "Jianghu", but I couldn't write well anywhere.
It's very beautiful, keep it up [already planted][add one to the bookshelf]