The Deposed Prince Stopped Pretending, I Relied on Power and Tactics to Reach the 9Th Five-Year Plan

A modern historical engineering elite once traveled through the Yong Dynasty and became Xiao Chen, the useless sixth prince who was despised by everyone. The daughter of a biological mother who committed crimes against an imperial minister died young and had no support; she lived in an abandoned palace in the countryside with no power or influence. There are five royal brothers who are eyeing each other, the prince is domineering, the third prince is cunning, the kings are fighting each other, the aristocratic family monopolizes the court, and under the skin of the prosperous age, dangers are everywhere. Just after he turned eighteen, an imperial edict came from heaven. The emperor granted a marriage contract and betrothed Luo Qingyi, the granddaughter of the Imperial Tutor, who was famous all over the world and well-known among scholars, to his useless son. Luo Qingyi was a man of unparalleled elegance, with the highest talent in the capital. He held high hopes among scholars in the world, and was famous throughout the court, but he had no real power. This marriage was a plan by the emperor to check and balance, a chess piece in the court game, and a joke that the whole capital laughed at. When an extremely talented woman marries a useless prince, everyone laments that the pearl is covered in dust and waits to see him destroy himself. In front of others, Xiao Chen hides his edge, is cowardly and dull, and is willing to be an abandoned son who can be trampled on by others. He has deceived the imperial power, deceived the kings, and paralyzed all enemies in the government and the public. As a queen, he has thousands of strategies in mind, has insight into the world and people's hearts, uses his foresight to break dead situations, and uses his calculations to plan the world. There are no system cheats, no cheats from the sky. So, with his modern knowledge, he used the Taifu Mansion to clear his sights, recruit advisers, gather powerful generals, disseminate information, and accumulate information. To drive a wedge between kings, to shake up aristocratic families, to purge traitors,