Reborn in the Great Yan Dynasty, Xiao Jinyan got a hellish start.
His biological mother died young and he grew up in the cold palace. He is the seventh prince with the least presence in the royal family. He has no power and is despised by others.
It wasn't until a poem from the Qujiang Poetry Society became famous in the capital that everyone was shocked to realize that this usually cowardly prince actually had an astonishing talent.
But no one knows that his trump card is much more than that - he has an eternal summoning system hidden in his mind, which can summon heroes from all dynasties to help him.
The Green Lotus Sword Immortal Li Bai is at his side, with a single flash of cold sword, all the troops can overcome the difficulties;
Sima Yi, the tomb tiger, secretly planned and calculated all the plans to stir up the storm;
There is also the inheritance of Wu Mu's art of war, with three hundred fierce warriors as swords, and he has trained an iron-blooded army that can sweep away bandits.
Bandits were everywhere in Yunchuan, and all the officials were trying to pass the buck. He took the initiative to ask Chang Ying to lead the army as a prince.
Breaking ambushes, clearing out traitors, destroying bandit nests, quelling the banditry in March, triumphantly returning with illustrious military achievements, and officially entering the chess game of seizing the direct descendants.
The third prince is powerful, his relatives are monopolizing power, the court is full of treacherous things, and open and covert arrows come one after another.
Xiao Jinyan responded with a light smile and took every step of the way.
In literature, there are counselors who determine the national policy, and in military affairs, there are fierce generals who determine the world.
The regrets of the past life will all be made up for in this life; the ups and downs of thousands of miles of mountains and rivers will ultimately be controlled by him!
Purpose: to use rebirth to make up for the regrets of troubled times, to create peace with talented people, and to interpret the original intention of government that "one should not forget to worry about the country when one is in a humble position, but one must think about the people's livelihood when living in peace."