[No System + political intrigue + smart protagonist + love of country and family + dynastic power struggle]
The Earl of Nanyuan's manor.
The heir, Chen Liu, said indignantly, “Breaking off the engagement? The wheel of fortune turns, and the day will come when I rise to power. Don't look down on a poor young man!”
“Fine. The Duke's family wanted Liu Yimo to marry in place of her older sister, but it seems you're not interested. I'll refuse them tomorrow.”
Liu Yimo, a stunning beauty on the Beauty Ranking.
The Duke's family sure is nice.
“Mother, a real man knows when to stand firm and when to yield. For the sake of our family, I can bear this little humiliation.”
Chen Liu transmigrates into the down-on-his-luck heir of an earl, but never gets to enjoy the privileges of being born into a powerful family.
From the start, the Duke's legitimate daughter breaks off their engagement.
His uncles bully him and his widowed mother, and even plot to seize his position as heir.
Fortunately, he awakens the divine ability to command weapons in his right hand. As long as he holds a weapon, he can unleash its bloodlust.
He studies the classics, cultivates his character, and enters the Confucian path as the top scholar, using literary qi to control that overwhelming killing intent.
The court is treacherous, and its officials want him dead.
Powerful enemies in the north demand his submission.
He has no choice but to put down his pen and pick up the blade on the ground.
Everyone is stunned. “Isn't he a civil official?”
He smiles faintly. “Who says a civil official can't wield a blade?”
When he grips a divine weapon and unleashes his killing intent completely, he looks around at the empty expanse and asks the crowd with disdain:
“Where are the million troops? Can anyone here fight?”
Poison, let the top scholar become the ninth-rank official
I read nine chapters.
When writing about tactics, write well. What does it mean to always write about Liu Ange? When I saw the replacement of staff, I immediately stopped reading. It was originally a good read.
Another good horse
Don't you know the common sense of history, and you actually hide it even though you have the identity of the heir apparent? How much do you look down on the emperor? After the heir apparent is convicted, he will be fine unless he commits a major crime, and the title himself cannot be revoked.
Baffling.
Generally not good