The salesman Gu Chen traveled through time and became the eldest prince of the Jiaqian Empire.
The good news is - he has an army of 800,000, and his military force is the best in the world.
The bad news is - he is the legitimate son of the late empress, but his position as prince was usurped by his stepmother's son.
The original owner was foolish, filial and loyal, willing to eat sand on the frontier and wholeheartedly assist the prince's younger brother.
Gu Chen refused.
He returned to the capital with an army of 300,000 people, but 100,000 forbidden troops turned against him. Wearing a dragon robe, he pulled his father off the dragon chair and sat on it himself.
Are you still dissatisfied? Give death.
The prince's brother is not convinced? Killed by a lollipop.
Canglan Empire is not convinced? The emperor became a provincial governor.
Empress Baihui is not convinced? Marry her back and become a queen.
Are the ministers dissatisfied? That's good, let's get a new batch of obedient ones.
