The drama is a historical novel, taking the history of the war between the Western Han Dynasty and the Huns to compete for the Western Regions as the background. The male protagonist is a mixed race of Han and Hu, and is good at using bows and spears. The first battle appears in Chapter 21. Since then, all parties have appeared one after another, making it more and more exciting. In the end, the male protagonist returns to the Han Dynasty, awakens his bloodline, avenges blood, resists the Huns, controls the frontier, serves as the protector of the Western Regions, and has a fateful love affair with several girls (not a stallion harem novel). This book contains everything about family, country, war, intrigues, coups, love, fate, rebellion, revenge, etc.
They are kings and ministers, as well as confidants. In troubled times, we support each other and trust each other with our lives. From a separatist party to the master of Guanzhong, from a free young master to a pillar of the court, they walked side by side through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, and climbed to the top of power together.
Traveling back in time to ancient times, he was appointed as a puppet emperor by the powers-that-be. He endured the humiliation and endured the heavy burden, eking out an ignoble existence. He used strategies step by step to seize power but failed miserably. Border rebellions, local vassals who disowned the puppet emperor. Years of war have led to the decline of people's livelihood. The protagonist, who is familiar with various ancient historical strategies, is powerless in the face of the general situation. He finally seizes power, but faces daily demands for rewards from the imperial troops who support him. He will not fight if he has no money. Abuse of the main article, no system, not brainless, the villain's IQ is online. There is no powerful system to help the protagonist, and there are no so-called famous historical generals. Not to mention the aura of the powerful protagonist who shouted for the restoration of the royal family and the people responded with overwhelming response, and everyone blindly followed him. Everything everyone does is driven by naked interests. The protagonist just participates in this cruel struggle for royal power as an ordinary person. The powerful ones, the traitorous ministers, and the local vassals are not fools, but the best and the best among those who survived the cruel political struggle.
No system! The protagonist traveled to the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty and became a bad person! While making friends with the younger generation of Tiance Mansion, he also tricked Lu Zhaolin, one of the Four Heroes of the Early Tang Dynasty, to become the gunman of the Duke of Wen. He fought against the prince, destroyed the king of Wei, fought with hundreds of officials and Li Shimin, and assisted Li Zhi to rise to power. He had a lovely wife and was able to tease the martial arts talent!
In the rise and fall of the imperial court, there are always people involved in the game, either competing for the power of the imperial court or competing for local power. It is not brainless to purely compete for hegemony (two male protagonists, one protagonist and one counterpart). If there is anything wrong with the writing, please give me some advice. Thank you for the guidance.
At the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Han Dynasty, the world was in chaos and heroes rose up. Countless heroes such as Chen Sheng, Zhang Han, Xiang Yu, Liu Bang, Long Qie, and Han Xin burst into the world in troubled times. The war scenes in this book are majestic and majestic, one after another, with thunder and lightning in every scene, without any surprises. The heroic characters are vividly portrayed, the duels between heroes are exciting and exciting, the story is ups and downs and popular, and the writing is humorous, connecting ancient and modern times, and provides comprehensive commentary. It is a book that is very enjoyable and worth reading.
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