The fourth son of Zhao Kuangyin was born Zhao Defang, and he was bound to the sign-in system at the beginning.
Sixteen years later, his uncle Zhao Guangyi would kill Zhao Kuangyin on the night of "Candle Shadow and Ax Sound" and usurp the throne.
Twenty-three-year-old Zhao Defang will also "die of a sudden illness" and his death will be unknown.
Zhao Defang does not intend to repeat the same mistakes.
[Daily sign-in system] gave him the confidence to make a comeback: sign in every day, and he is guaranteed to get ten absolutely loyal dead soldiers.
The longer the sign-in time is, the higher the quality of the dead soldiers will be.
From ordinary sergeants, to centurions, partial generals, to first-class civil servants and generals who will go down in history.
On the first day, he got ten people.
On the thousandth day, he had ten thousand men.
Six thousand two hundred days, sixty-two thousand people.
These people are lurking in every battalion of the Forbidden Army, every side hall in the harem, every yamen in the court, and every street in Kaifeng City.
They don't know each other, they only know a common master.
For seventeen years, Zhao Defang pretended to be stupid, pretended to be sick, pretended to be weak, and pretended to be a prince with mediocre qualifications and no worries.
Zhao Guangyi thought his plan was perfect.
He didn't know that the web had been weaved from the first day Zhao Defang was born.
In the first year of Jianlong (960), Zhao Kuangyin wore a yellow robe.
In the ninth year of Kaibao (976), it snowed heavily on the night of October 19th.
In the Long Live Hall, the shadow of the candle flickered red, and the sound of the ax was different.
Zhao Defang pushed open the door and entered, with tens of thousands of dead soldiers behind him.
"Uncle. You lose."
Sitting on the throne is not the end, but the beginning.
