#I work three jobs for one salary, and I do it for four to five years#
How long does it take for a person to change his life against the odds? One day.
Maybe it won't even take a day.
When Bai Shu knelt in the main hall, the emperor, the queen mother, the prime minister... Everyone's eyes fell on him, an ordinary soldier. All Bai Shu thought about was regret - regret that he had not noticed the unusualness of this young man of unknown origin when he was talking to him by the stove.
The young man smiled brightly and asked about his origins, his name, and why he was a cook despite being proficient in the art of war.
Baizhu was cooking with his hands and talking boringly, answering questions one by one in detail. The young man understood, turned around and disappeared.
What he didn't know was that this young man was the new emperor Nan Xing. After listening to Baizhu's words, he returned to the palace and promoted Baizhu, and for the first time, he let a captain of thousands lead the army to go on an expedition.
Bai Shu refused in his heart, but kneeling in front of the emperor at this time, he had no right to refuse. He could only hold the general seal in his hand to thank the emperor for his kindness, tied the lives of hundreds of thousands of people to himself, put in all he had learned in the first half of his life, and actually won the battle.
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Colleagues praised him for his good luck. He was appreciated by the emperor, not only restored to his original position, but also promoted four or five levels in a row. Baizhu smiled bitterly. People say that accompanying you is like accompanying a tiger. It's true.
The emperor's favor is not given casually. He must dedicate everything to his subjects - loyalty, ability... Even himself.
Bai Shu didn't care. He had been in the army for five or six years. Obedience as a soldier was his natural instinct. Serving the country and being loyal to the emperor were the marks that were engraved in his bones.
Nan Xing was very satisfied when he saw Bai Shu kneeling down to give him the battle report. He never hesitated to give trust and power, let alone the rewards that a loyal minister should receive. As he wished, Bai Shu climbed up through the mountain of corpses and sea of blood, and returned to him the head of the enemy general and the city.
Originally, this was a good story of harmony between king and minister, but Nan Xing wanted more than that, rewards, titles, official positions... Nan Xing gave Bai Shu almost everything he could, and held him up on an unimpeachable altar. He could not get up or down. From then on, Baizhu's life and death were all in Nan Xing's hands.
At the celebration banquet after the victory, Nanxing allowed him to stay in the palace. The general knelt before him with his head bowed. The emperor raised Baishu's chin and asked Baishu if he would devote himself completely to him. He did not refuse. I never refused again.
The candles in the dormitory burned all night long, and Nan Xing vented her almost morbid desire on him. When everything calmed down, Baizhu had something in his hand.
It was the Queen's Seal, a small piece of mutton-fat white jade half the size of a palm. Its luster was dim due to no one nourishing it. Nan Xing played with Baizhu's hair and said in a satisfied tone, "There is still a Queen missing in this dynasty."
"Yes."
"It's only yes..." The emperor's voice sounded aggrieved, and he lay on Bai Shu's body eagerly, "When will you be able to give in to me?"
Preliminary summary:
*The king attacks and his ministers suffer, which is very feudal. The emphasis is that thunder, rain, and dew are all the king's favor.
*The military system refers to the Qin military merit system.
*The protagonist has done many immoral things, but don't use modern moral standards to judge the two feudal landlords.
Intention: After finishing this period of work, we can move on to the next period of work
