Traveling through the Yongzheng Dynasty, I, Li Tianen, wanted to be a peace officer, but the court was dangerous and the Manchu and Han Dynasties were different.
Starting from the seventh grade county magistrate, he solved strange cases, put down rebellions, fought against the Eighth Lords, and suppressed the new year, and rose up step by step.
Yongzheng regarded me as his confidant, but he didn't know that I had already laid a dragnet.
In front of the dragon bed, I personally fed him the last bowl of medicine; in the Qianqing Palace, I forced Qianlong to write an abdication edict.
From now on, I will become the uncrowned emperor, regent of the world.
However, the new emperor was incompetent and rebelled in all directions - the remnants of the Manchu Qing Dynasty in the northeast were restored, the gentry in the south of the Yangtze River were separatist, the southwest was in chaos, and the northwest was in turmoil.
At the age of seventy, I once again went into battle, riding thousands of miles across the country.
The firearms battalion fired a volley, and the Cossacks were defeated; the navy moved south, and the Japanese pirates were wiped out.
Some people say I am a traitor, others say I am a tyrant.
I just smiled: There is no chaos in this world that I, Li Tianen, cannot control.
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The poisonous chicken soup is a little bitter, taste it slowly
The poisonous chicken soup is a little bitter, taste it slowly