The Protagonist, the Prince, Doesn't Want to Be a Cold Palace or a Fool. He Should Be Normal and Strive for Hegemony.
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Even if he is not the only favorite, he should be like other princes. The emperor should not neglect the protagonist. In the end, he won the throne and fought for hegemony in the world.
The protagonist of the novel I just started writing is Liu Chan's crown prince Liu Xu, who died once during the Zhonghui Rebellion and was reborn on the eve of the surrender of the Shu Han Dynasty. It also contains the memory of the modern Zhang Yun. This time, Liu Xuan, who had both the painful experience of failure and the perspective of later generations, sought a glimmer of hope in the dead situation after the demise of the Shu Han Dynasty. The protagonist has no plug-in system and only has the memory of a modern person who has a slight understanding of history. The novel has just started, so please give me some guidance and suggestions! Thank you for your support!
This book is simply a treasure of mine, and I sincerely recommend it to all my friends who like cool writing! The plot felt like it was on fire, and the climaxes made me unable to stop watching. Each chapter had an exciting twist and I couldn't stop reading. The author's writing style is also super attractive, and each character has its own characteristics, making it really difficult to put it down. Definitely one you don't want to miss!