Luo Yanhua, the eldest prince of the Yu Zhou dynasty, was born to the Empress. His life had been laid out for him: he only needed to excel in literature and military arts and learn how to govern. But a great upheaval in the palace nine years ago turned his world upside down. Luo Yanhua was seventeen at the time. His mother died unjustly, and he was suspected and persecuted, unable to clear his name. To protect his mother's subordinates and his youngest brother, he had only one thing left to do: trade away everything he had.
Back then, he traded confinement in his manor for the safe withdrawal of his subordinates. Now, with the time ripe, he has traded his role as a pawn for the chance to rise again.
At court and throughout the martial world, his enemies have grown powerful and secured their positions. War rages along the borders, and foreign invaders run rampant. Luo Yanhua is naturally calm and detached, but he has made his choice: the invaders must be driven out, old blood debts repaid, and his name cleared.
He has four younger brothers. One replaced him as crown prince, another became an accomplice to the new crown prince, and one is both a beauty and a famed general, proud and ambitious. The youngest, though gifted and talented, misunderstands him deeply and gives him trouble at every turn.
As the world surges and shifts, my heart remains serene. The land is a painting, and I quietly watch the winds and clouds. Since I cannot face the world without regrets, I ask only that I not lose sight of my heart.
Luo Pingyuan says, "Elder Brother, one day I'll understand how good you are and won't be able to bear letting you go. But for now, I still can't help misunderstanding you, making things difficult for you, and bullying you. That's what you get for being good to me."
Prince Yun says, "I'm pretty satisfied with my character. As for everything else, I can't be bothered to comment."
Prince An says, "I don't like my ending."
The Crown Prince says, "I like it even less than you do."
The main plot centers on palace intrigue, with some martial arts. The protagonist is a beauty.
Also, this story has two male leads and no CP. I didn't make that clear enough at first, and I can't change the category in the system now, so I'm stating again here that it has no CP. *Bows.*
Theme: Wealth and glory are like clouds, vanishing like smoke in an instant. I only wish to gaze upon the land beside you.
The writing is very good. But? There is no cp at the end? The fifth prince got married. Is this a non-CP story? Why is it marked as pure love and acceptance 💔
Finished with flowers. I don't remember where I read a comment recently. It said that in Jinjiang now, the age level of authors and readers is too low. When a genre becomes popular, they tend to follow it. Without a system for time travel and rebirth, it is difficult to be ranked. Maybe I still have the ancient aesthetics from that era, and I can't adapt to the screen-full of time-traveling stories. It's indeed been a long time since I saw someone here who can narrate quietly, conscientiously conceive, and can never abandon the writer without adding a v. Writing is about entertaining people and yourself. I wish Mint can be happy no matter how she writes her next article, whether it is fast or slow.
Fifth Prince, you still have time to learn, don't be impulsive.
Finished spreading flowers! I have been chasing this article for a long time, from the second year of graduate school to now at work. I really like the characters in it, and the writing style is also very delicate. The plot is also very reasonable. My opinion is that I think the branch plots are sometimes too lengthy, so much so that they obscure the main plot. They could be more detailed. Or maybe I am impetuous in reading the text and cannot calmly sort out the details. Anyway, cheers up!
The story of this book is really magnificent. The author is very talented. Can you open it for me to read?
Why are there so many locks? Please open them.
It's Chinese New Year, haha. I love you?
When I first read this article, I thought it was a fast-paced, emotional piece. After reading it twice, I felt restless and put it aside. Later, due to some opportunities, I reopened this book, calmed down and read it, and found that the whole story is very grand, the details are well described, the plot is very fascinating, and such a long book is actually free. In a few days, I tied it and posted it on Amway Moments. Thank you very much! Looking forward to the extras and future works
Looking forward to the extra chapter, looking forward to the extra chapter that focuses on emotions. I can finally watch one that focuses on emotions hahahahaha
Why is Mu Shaoqing really so annoyed?