He fought in his father's wars for ten years, crawling out of mountains of corpses and seas of blood to win half an empire.
In return, his own father handed him a cup of poison.
"The crown prince's place belongs to your brother. Drink it."
He collapsed as the poison took hold. His father turned and walked away without a moment's hesitation.
When he opened his eyes again, he had returned to his youth.
That year, the whole court called him a bringer of bad luck: a useless Seventh Prince who had supposedly killed his mother at birth, bullied by everyone he met.
That year, the crown prince was riding high, the Duke's household held power over the court, and even his allotment of rice in the palace was being cut.
He had knelt for twenty years, earning a body covered in scars and a cup of poison in return.
Enough.
This time, he would not kneel.
He would die for no one and pave the way to no one else's throne.
As for those who owed him, and those who owed his mother...
He would collect every debt himself, one by one.
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good
It's so beautiful and the pace is tight. I don't want to watch a prince entangled with many women.
Well written, the story has ups and downs and is fascinating
It's good to read. I like to read short articles without being sloppy.
I just read a few paragraphs and was attracted by the story. It's so good to watch.
Yes, this is the first time I encountered a novel in which the heroine is not reborn. There is no love, love, love, it is very good, strategizing, step by step, winning new life by relying on one's own wisdom
It's well written, but a bit short.
The writing is good and the voice is nice.
Rich and exciting content
Beautiful and worth recommending!