Wen Ci, a doctor of history, died suddenly and passed away, becoming the sick and weak concubine of the tyrant Qin Yan.
Good news: He's alive. Bad news: He is a stand-in and will be poisoned in the cold palace in three months.
Wen Ci didn't want to die. He took the initiative to walk up to the tyrant and handed over a secret letter - "I will report the urgent situation in three days, and I will guarantee it with my life." The tyrant sneered: "If you lose the bet, I will make your life worse than death."
Three days later, the urgent report arrived as scheduled. The tyrant's eyes changed when he looked at him.
From then on, the sickly male queen became the emperor's "exclusive military advisor". Military camps, salt and iron, national debts, overthrowing powerful ministers, deposing the queen mother... He is taking every step, just want to save enough chips to fly away.
But the murderous tyrant had his eyes red when he coughed up blood, and massacred all those who knew about it while he was feigning death.
"You said your calligraphy was 'Wen Ci', which was a warm farewell." Qin Yan pressed him against the dragon chair, his voice hoarse, "I don't allow it. You don't want to go anywhere in this life."
——I used the imperial art to teach you tactics, but you used it to trap me for the rest of my life.
Two male protagonists · Through the book · Machiavellian · Stand-in · Sick and weak · Crazy criticism · HE
