Xue Haotian, an elite special forces soldier, opens his eyes after a plane crash and finds himself as Prince Xiao, a doomed minor character in a historical romance novel.
He has no money, no power, and no imperial favor. His status as the emperor’s eldest son is a joke, his monthly stipend is only twenty taels, and in three years he’ll be killed on the battlefield, reduced to a stepping stone for the original novel’s hero and heroine.
While others who transmigrate into a book rush to fight for the throne, he quietly gets rich first!
Knowing the plot inside out, he takes his twenty taels to the gambling hall at Wenxiang House. He wins all three rounds and cleans out the place, turning twenty taels into a hundred thousand. He makes a fortune in the capital without putting up a cent of his own!
While the second and third princes compete for the original heroine’s affections, he opens trade routes, trains a private army, and lays his plans. Along the way, he marries the prime minister’s legitimate daughter and secures the most powerful backing at court. A perfect alliance!
The original hero thinks he can use his protagonist’s aura to crush him? The plot wants him to meet the same doomed fate as the original cannon fodder?
Xue Haotian sneers: “I’m not just going to change this death sentence of a fate. I’m going to claim the Great Xia empire and keep my lovely wife at my side, both firmly in my grasp!”
I was attracted right from the beginning, I really like to look good and attractive.
The details of the emotional line are very good, and the Machiavellian war is also good. Niu Niu Niu 👍👍👍
I like this novel very much. It would be great if there could be a remake of the comic series.