1
Lin Chuan transmigrates into the role of Qin Xuechuan, the crown prince of exalted status in a script.
But Qin Xuechuan is frail and sickly by nature, and his father pushed him into the spotlight early on to serve as a stepping stone for the Fifth Prince.
The expendable crown prince takes countless hidden attacks meant for the Fifth Prince, leaving him frail and ill. The emperor then uses his poor health as an excuse to depose him, allowing the Fifth Prince to inherit the throne as a matter of course.
2
After transmigrating into the body of this unfortunate crown prince, Qin Xuechuan isn’t afraid at all. Knowing the plot, he eliminates treacherous ministers and criminals, snapping at anyone who crosses him until he becomes a rabid dog in the capital, feared and avoided by all.
3
Prince Linchuan wields immense power, and his young heir, Xiao Yu, has been summoned to the capital.
Everyone knows the young heir has a strange temper.
Relying on his father’s influence, Xiao Yu throws his weight around in the capital. One day, he meets someone.
The man coughs violently, a captivating streak of red at the corner of his mouth, yet still orders him to kneel and pay homage.
Xiao Yu takes an interest in him. He wants to drag the lofty crown prince down and make him his own.
Reading Guide:
❄️ There are lots of original settings. In short, it’s my own style of court intrigue.
❄️ 1v1, both leads are pure in body and heart.
Here’s a preview of my upcoming novel. If you’re interested, feel free to add it to your reading list!
Xuan Fengqi transmigrates into the role of a regent from a history book, a man who held absolute power and was notorious for his womanizing.
The regent is cruel by nature and mercurial. Anyone who displeases him even slightly loses their life. And because of his breathtakingly beautiful appearance, salacious stories have begun circulating among the common people about him forcing himself on various ministers.
The young emperor of Great Zhou is a naive, sweet-tempered fool with little guile. Since ascending the throne at the age of twelve, he has left state affairs entirely in the hands of Regent Xuan Fengqi.
Only Xuan Fengqi, who has read the history books, knows that this seemingly docile little emperor will gradually weaken his power, take away his military command, and sentence him to a punishment of a thousand cuts.
Xuan Fengqi knows all too well the historical pattern of a rabbit dying and the hound being cooked. Having already made his mistake in the past, he knows there’s no point in trying to win the emperor over.
So he chooses to keep control of the government.
Before long, ministers who had intended to rebel willingly submit to him.
His political rivals, who had treated him as a thorn in their side, join his camp.
The bandits and marauders plaguing Great Zhou are brought under control. The land enjoys peace and prosperity, and the rivers run clear.
And just then, the docile little emperor he raised finally drops his mask and bares his sharp claws, locking him in a cage. “Uncle, since you’ve done so much for my empire without seizing my throne, could it be that you’re coveting the empress’s seat?”
Xuan Fengqi holds a three-foot sword to Xie Yuncheng’s throat. “No. I only want your empire.”
A ruthless, ailing beauty of a regent shou × a black-hearted, innocent-looking, deranged little wolf of a gong
Theme: The world changes in a blink. At the time, it all seemed ordinary.
Hmm... I can feel that the ending is quite hard to write... In fact, a lot of content can be omitted. Would you recommend trying some fast-paced narrative style exercises? If you find it difficult, you can watch some fast-paced texts or movies and TV series to strengthen your language sense. It should be said that the eloquent narrative method is the author's strength, right? But I feel a little inexperienced in rhythm control (the style label of this article is relaxed, but the rhythm is already a bit like a drama). Not everything needs to be explained in such a way. Using montage-style plot hints to compress the narrative is a good method. Then write in a relaxed mood, and imagine yourself writing in a different tone (for example, speaking in an allegro tone), which is also a method.
Sorry for being a bit of a writing coach... Come on! I really like the author's description of the characters' emotional relationships. It seems idealistic, but the expression is very calm and realistic. It has the tone of a drama that is both sad and happy. There is heart-wrenching abuse hidden in the sweetness, but you can't shed tears easily. It's not really a light-hearted style, but it's very surprising to read. Come on and write!
It's so difficult. The author would like to ask you to write a few more words "know how to HP" next time you cut a knife. It scared me to tears that there are so many knives in the middle...
Fortunately, I persisted and finally ate the first pack of candy in the New Year emmm
It's too difficult. It's too difficult. I'm done chasing.
When will Madam open another book? I've been waiting for almost a year. Wow.
WOC has foreshadowing! The last paragraph is foreshadowing
Ah, Hyundai, the story of both the chairman and the CEO skipping work.
Ah, it's over, scatter flowers?
The author's style is quite big. It really scared me to see that the prince was the founding emperor.
I remember it wasn't the first time I killed someone. The last time was when I was besieged (. ? ? ?.)
I don't know how to put it, maybe I'm a little upset, but this book is quite good.
Hmm... I can feel that the ending is quite hard to write... In fact, a lot of content can be omitted. Would you recommend trying some fast-paced narrative style exercises? If you find it difficult, you can watch some fast-paced texts or movies and TV series to strengthen your language sense. It should be said that the eloquent narrative method is the author's strength, right? But I feel a little inexperienced in rhythm control (the style label of this article is relaxed, but the rhythm is already a bit like a drama). Not everything needs to be explained in such a way. Using montage-style plot hints to compress the narrative is a good method. Then write in a relaxed mood, and imagine yourself writing in a different tone (for example, speaking in an allegro tone), which is also a method. Sorry for being a bit of a writing coach... Come on! I really like the author's description of the characters' emotional relationships. It seems idealistic, but the expression is very calm and realistic. It has the tone of a drama that is both sad and happy. There is heart-wrenching abuse hidden in the sweetness, but you can't shed tears easily. It's not really a light-hearted style, but it's very surprising to read. Come on and write!
It's so difficult. The author would like to ask you to write a few more words "know how to HP" next time you cut a knife. It scared me to tears that there are so many knives in the middle... Fortunately, I persisted and finally ate the first pack of candy in the New Year emmm
It's too difficult. It's too difficult. I'm done chasing.
When will Madam open another book? I've been waiting for almost a year. Wow.
WOC has foreshadowing! The last paragraph is foreshadowing
Ah, Hyundai, the story of both the chairman and the CEO skipping work.
Ah, it's over, scatter flowers?
The author's style is quite big. It really scared me to see that the prince was the founding emperor.
I remember it wasn't the first time I killed someone. The last time was when I was besieged (. ? ? ?.)
I don't know how to put it, maybe I'm a little upset, but this book is quite good.