Traveling back to the 40th year of Wanli, Zhu Yousong was only six years old - the future Hongguang Emperor and the son of the King of Fortune Zhu Changxun.
In the turbulent court of the late Ming Dynasty, party strife and strife intensified, and the vassal king was in a difficult situation.
Let's see how this adult soul in the body of a six-year-old child fares in the imperial chess game surrounded by tigers and wolves.
Taking advantage of the power of the Fu clan, he mediates among the factions and factions, and seizes the maximum capital step by step.
Before the troubled times come, pave a path for yourself to achieve success step by step.
Reader comments
It's rare to see such an ancient style of writing with so much attention to textual research! The details of the court regulations and the background of the vassal king's appointment are strictly online. There is no making up out of thin air. The most rare thing is that the characters are portrayed in depth, and every word and action is consistent with the identity and mood, and the logic is online.
It's rare to see such an ancient style of writing with so much attention to textual research! The details of the court regulations and the background of the vassal king's appointment are strictly online. There is no making up out of thin air. The most rare thing is that the characters are portrayed in depth, and every word and action is consistent with the identity and mood, and the logic is online.
It looks good, and so far it suits my taste.