[Completed] Coming soon: “The Emperor Keeps Urging Me to Rebel” Add it to your reading list from my author page~
A cold spear cleaves the storm clouds, a proud spirit drunk on a song that never ends.
Let history judge right and wrong after death; a loyal heart will steady the realm.
After the army's triumphant return, the jade-faced general Chang Ge rode ahead on a swift horse to return to court. He never expected that instead of praise from the court, he would receive a cup of poisoned wine from the Emperor of Great Zhou, Zhu Zheng.
After escaping death, Chang Ge changed his appearance and was appointed General of Jianwei in Yizhou, where he kept the region peaceful.
The proud years, his motherland Great Zhou, and even Emperor Zhu Zheng were all just painful memories to him.
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After an assassination attempt in Jinguan City, Chang Ge and Zhu Zheng met again. Chang Ge learned that Zhu Zheng was none other than the reclusive Mr. Shanhe of Ruifeng Mountain in Jingzhou. He then personally led the Yizhou army into Jingzhou, where they faced off against the Jingzhou forces commanded by Mr. Shanhe.
At nightfall, Chang Ge led a cavalry unit straight into the Jingzhou camp. He discovered that the vast main camp was empty, without a single soldier or guard. Hearing the approaching hoofbeats, Jingzhou's commander Zhu Zheng personally lifted the tent flap and smiled as he held out his hands. “Please take me prisoner, General.”
Chang Ge: ?!
[The scheming, icy Emperor of a Fallen Kingdom x The proud, ruthless General of a World in Turmoil]
[Shanhe 2: The World] Completed
“Chang Ge: A Song That Spans Ten Thousand Miles to Settle the Realm”
[Coming Soon] “The Emperor Keeps Urging Me to Rebel”
[The scheming emperor raised to be a dark-hearted ruler x The ruthless, beautiful minister]
Using the excuse of educating him, Qiu Chushen took the new emperor hostage and became the most powerful man in the court. Officials and commoners alike hated him to the bone, all hoping the new emperor would take power and bring Qiu Chushen down as soon as possible.
But once the new emperor took power, he didn't strip Qiu Chushen of his authority. Instead, he obeyed his every whim, called him his adoptive father, and even granted him the right to enter the palace wearing a sword and boots. Rumors even spread that the emperor planned to abdicate in Qiu Chushen's favor.
Everyone said the foolish emperor was blinded by lust and must have fallen for Chancellor Qiu's handsome face.
Only Qiu Chushen knew that the new emperor's open favor concealed a deadly blade. He couldn't wait for Qiu Chushen to rebel tomorrow so he could wipe him out in one fell swoop.
If Qiu Chushen weren't searching for a spirit beast with purple paws, why would he put up with such nonsense?
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One day, a gigantic hourglass appeared out of nowhere in the outskirts of the capital. Living beings began disappearing, and nameless monsters terrified the people, leaving Qiu Chushen exhausted.
When he entered the palace to report the matter, the imperial guards suddenly burst into the hall. Their leader shouted at him, “Today we'll get rid of this foolish emperor and make room for Grand Marshal Qiu!”
Qiu Chushen: Here we go again. Do I have to rebel all over again?!
The new emperor, who had been held hostage for years, took the sword meant to stab him and placed it before Qiu Chushen. “My dear minister, go ahead and rebel. I give you permission.”
Qiu Chushen: ?! Show me those paws again.
[The scheming spirit-beast emperor x The ruthless, beautiful minister]
[My Friend's Novel] “His Majesty the Meow” by Zhe Nan
When he first transmigrated, Yu Xuerong was dealt a terrible hand.
He had become a young tyrant, with ambitious ministers scheming at home and space pirates lurking outside. Public support had been declining for years, and the cabinet was about to depose him.
To make matters worse, in an empire where everyone admired the strong, this tyrant's beast form was a tiny kitten who could only whine and beg for attention!
Yu Xuerong: Just kill me already :D
He could only do his best to hide his beast form, improve his public image, balance the various factions, and secretly keep some tricks up his sleeve for emergencies.
He was always on edge, like walking on thin ice.
But during a livestream watched by the entire network, he suddenly lost control and revealed his beast form.
The beautiful young ruler had two soft cat ears and a fluffy tail swishing behind him.
When the camera turned toward him, his cat ears twitched, and the young ruler looked utterly bewildered.
“Regarding the recent pirate attacks... meow? Meow meow!”
Comments: ...?
Comments: Aaaaaah, His Majesty's a cat! I'm dead, I'm dead! Tonight I'm dancing on my own grave!
After the livestream ended, his dangerously low approval rating shot up!
A refined scoundrel of a space pirate x A ragdoll cat emperor
From universally hated to everyone's favorite, His Majesty rules the nation with cuteness.
↓ Theme of this novel
Theme: Lords competing for supremacy x princes, ministers, and generals x a world in turmoil.
The Accelerated World
The Temp Worker Accidentally Became the MVP Again
Fly Me to the Moon
Mad Immortal [Entertainment Industry]
How Did I End Up Being Offered to the God of Music?
The Vanished Soul
Would a Cyber God Fall in Love with a God of Time and Space?
The God Who Rules the World of Rooted Healing
His Majesty Keeps Trying to Make Me Rebel
A Long Song That Settles the Realm
The Obsessive Risk-Control Officer Keeps Trying to Flirt With Me
The Wish-Fulfilling Godhood System [Infinite Flow]
"The most romantic thing is to be like-minded and live and die together." [Nodding crazily] If you think about the rule of law, politics is much better than perversion.
In the previous chapter, I just hated iron for not becoming steel, but this next chapter slaps me in the face.
Hey, it may be the benefit of good looks and good personality. My brother wanted to wear a big cloak and he justly refused, so Chang Gege accepted it directly.
It's so difficult to write a long review. I failed to post it before. Woohoo. The general kills all the enemies for the lord he swore to be loyal to, but when he returns from victory, he is given a glass of poisonous wine to kill him. Then all the princes rise up, the mountains and rivers are overturned, the country is destroyed, and the family is destroyed. This kind of beginning is exciting enough, and people can't help but wonder why the protagonist reaches such a tragic situation, and how he will reunite in the future. Reading further, the author's writing is smooth and capable, without complicated rhetoric but occasionally has a touch of eye-catching touches. This style of writing is clean and I personally can say that I like it very much. The background of the novel is based on the Three Kingdoms. I am basically a novice on history, but I can also feel that the author's settings are more sophisticated and rigorous, making it easy to read without being overly dramatic. The plot is half emotional and half political, both sides are quite exciting. I appreciate that the author did not take the path of everyone being happy. The lunch box is really not merciful at all. The supporting characters left a deep impression on me after watching them (Yu Xin, you died so miserably!) The plot has a succession of twists and turns and is very gripping. I read it after the novel was finished. I read it in one sitting, hahaha. In the middle, I felt like I was wishing Zheng Zheng poisoned his life. The dangerous plot, if you can't see the back part, it will be really heart-breaking~ Overall, the first half is super fun to watch. The general captured Mr. Shanhe three times and the robbery of Hongling made me laugh while watching it. It was quite cruel from the beginning of the misunderstanding in southern Yunnan. I was wowed by it. Fortunately, in the end, the two of them understood each other and came back sweetly. Zhu Zheng's teardrop almost fell into my heart (crying loudly) After talking for a long time, I actually want to leave room to talk about the characters at the end. I think the characterization is the most outstanding part of this article. The characters in a good article must be rich in layers and three-dimensional and have growth. General Chang's attitude towards the lord Zhu Zheng, Yizhou, Bu Xing, and Zhu Ruge can make me understand his loyalty, courage, affection and righteousness, but his murder of thousands of people and wrong intentions make me not think that he is perfect, imperfect, and real. The changes between him before he was given wine by Zhu Zheng, after he was given wine, when he saw Zhu Zheng again, before and after the heart-to-heart connection made the readers' hearts cling to him tightly. The general's jade face is proud, the general's desolation and madness, the general's decisive killing, the general's deep affection, which teaches people how not to love. Zhu Zheng, the lord, I knew from the time he was reunited with Chang Ge that the subsequent portrayal was absolutely perfect. Looking back at Chang Ge's eyes in the film, Zhu Zheng was no longer gentle and gentle as a young man. He was always cold-faced and solemn. After the identity of the general and Mr. Shanhe reunited, Zhu Zheng softened somewhat. In Chang Ge's eyes, his close attitude was also frivolous, teasing and unpredictable. He couldn't see that Zhu Zheng's heart was full of the pain of unrequited lovesickness, and how many machinations were planned just for the safety and happiness of Chang Jiangjun. There are many details described in the article. Chang Ge felt humiliated by Zhu Zheng holding his horse and squeezing his shoulders, and humiliated by Zhu Zheng's intimate behavior towards him. He did not realize that the other party was completely sincere. This is enough to show the difference in mentality and emotional gap between the two. Zhu Zheng has a hard and aloof shell, but on the inside he is as soft and affectionate as Chang Jiangjun. When Chang Ge pushed him away and misunderstood him, he was really cruel... This man, who was always strong, only dared to confess his love and guilt when he thought Chang Ge was sleeping. I don't dare to think, if Chang Ge had thought of another way to escape that day, or if he really had a sexual attack, the two of them would have ended in tragedy... Fortunately, the author is a real mother! At the end, I often sang a song to wish my husband a happy ending, which made me almost cry because of the sweetness. These two people are one of my favorite characters in the novels I have read in recent years, and it is difficult for me to find a better character than this in the novels about emperors, generals and ministers. The author is right, the most romantic thing is not just being in the same mind, but being like-minded and accompanying each other in life and death. To sum up, I think this is an excellent piece of work. I would give it 9 out of 10 points, and deduct one point for You Xin. You will die so miserably! (Haha Thanks to the author, I look forward to the second part in which the two people who share the same mind will work together to restore their home and country, and they will try their best to spread the sweetness while maintaining the richness of the emotional drama~
I asked Weibo for directions, but couldn't find anything. I must have missed the author's username.
I read the whole book in one go. It's such a great book. Why doesn't anyone moan?
I am interested in stories with historical background. I have poor Chinese skills, so I use Baidu a lot. I listen to and read the full text and learn a lot. Later I found out that this is a prequel and I'm still excited about it. I'm looking forward to Shanhe 2!
Hehe, finally finished reading.
It's almost over, forget it if you don't get on base, you haven't got the people yet. You promised not to be a gentleman, but what you can get from being a gentleman is not your wife.
In fact, I want to know if there is such a background, that is, in the hands of Zhu Zheng, this country was already almost in decline. This is the case for most kings who have lost their country, just like Li Yu. Although he is said to be "poor and unlucky to be a king," if he had been born in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, he might have been a wise king. It's just that I was born at the wrong time.