The Lone Throne

The ultimate tragic hero, a prince's tale of revenge. Rong Xuan was born sickly in his previous life and died young. He thought that after a lifetime of good deeds, he had finally earned a reward: he transmigrates as a noble prince blessed with breathtaking looks, with the throne waiting for him at home. Then Heaven tells him that his country will fall in two years. What a surprise! Rong Xuan: ... Two years from now, the empire's cavalry will crush this small kingdom in the remote northern reaches of the continent, and blood will soak the snow that never melts. His country will fall and his family will be destroyed. He will lose everything he holds dear, flee in misery, and scrape by just to survive. He will spend his life working to restore his country, only to die in vain, remembered only for the foolishness of trying to stop an unstoppable force. At first, Rong Xuan calmly assesses the situation, confidently musing, "There's nothing anyone can do when the wheels of history insist on rolling over your face. But as long as I keep a low profile, I should be able to stay alive." Later, with his homeland crumbling beneath his feet, he looks toward the ranks of armored soldiers stretching to the horizon, opens the city gates, and charges alongside his compatriots, who refuse to surrender, against a destiny already written long ago. If I don't die today, I will spend the rest of my life restoring my country. Years pass. He walks alone, crowned upon the throne. . Reader notes: No CP. Rong Xuan has no romance throughout the story. Most of the tragedy happened in his previous life. After he transmigrates, the focus is on his strength. The protagonist isn't a traditionally noble and righteous hero, and the author uses all kinds of cheat-like tricks. Theme: .