Are There Any Novels in Which the Protagonist Rebels and Strives for Hegemony? (Traditional Writing Required)
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What I like most about the novels about being an emperor is that the emperor centralizes his power. Is it the king's land all over the world, and the king's ministers are on the shore of the land. The kind of traditional feudal dynasty novels, the kind that I hate the most about being an emperor while practicing democracy and constitutional monarchy. Please recommend! Please recommend!
😎Lu Ren has a system and travels through various dynasties arrogantly. Trap, kill, sweep, everything is possible! Sister Zhou went with us to witness the brilliance of China. Wonderful start!
Have you never read the novel "The Fight for Hegemony Starting from Yang Guo"? Come and take a look, everyone. Have you seen Yang Guo, who is in the Heavenly Realm and leads one hundred thousand iron pagodas?
[Love] The protagonist rebels and fights for hegemony in the world! The protagonist travels to a fantasy world and becomes a powerful prince with an army of 800,000. In the beginning, the emperor forces the protagonist to commit suicide. The protagonist chooses to resist and leads the army south to capture the dragon. The protagonist can simulate the future. In the simulation, the protagonist creates an unprecedented prosperous age [Adoration]
The first one is a book written by me. I hope you can read it and give me some suggestions. The rest are all top-notch good books, so I won't go into details. They must be good books.
During the decisive battle, Cao Chen's spear pierced Kublai Ba Lie's chest, but he saw half a military talisman falling out of the opponent's arms - it was a relic of his father.