Jing Qi, the iron-fisted general of the Sheng Dynasty and the emperor's uncle, was a heaven-blessed nobleman of extraordinary talent and looks. He had spent half his life on the battlefield, campaigning north and south, earning a fearsome reputation as the undefeated god of war of the Central Plains.
But the young general was so broke he couldn't afford rice. With no other choice, he robbed a tomb in the sandy wastes, stealing and pillaging, and even abducted its guardian.
Jing Qi: "What's your name?"
The boy's voice was hoarse, each word difficult to pronounce. "Nan... Ji."
"Nan Ji." Jing Qi smiled. "Would you like to come with me?"
The young general schemed to steal a border defense map, broke his oath, lured his sworn brother into a deadly trap, and harmed an innocent man.
Lan Qing pointed his sword at the heavens. Gazing at the cold moon hanging high above, he threw back his head and laughed, his laughter wild and shrill. "Eternal Heaven, oh, Eternal Heaven... So this was only my own Eternal Heaven!"
Nan Ji's gaze was sharp enough to cut. "General, what does it feel like to kill your sworn brother with your own hands?"
Jing Qi's voice was low and hoarse. His calm eyes flickered between light and shadow in the wavering candlelight. "I didn't kill him. The Sheng Dynasty surrendered to Shusha."
Everyone knew the young general was hard-hearted. As long as it got him what he wanted, he could kill a brother, even his own family, with his own hands. But when his young strategist was about to be punished, the young general went straight back to the capital, stormed the court, and overruled the opposition. He nearly made the emperor cough up a pint of blood.
"Prince Xiao, how dare you!"
Jing Qi looked at the young emperor with a dark expression and spoke sternly. "Everyone, who can tell me what capital crime the Ye Yang family has committed?"
Everyone at court knew, but not one person dared to say it.
No one dared speak ill of anyone Prince Xiao wanted to protect. Not even the emperor.
But now, of all things, I don't want to die anymore. I want to live, and I want to live life to the fullest!
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The introduction of the article is not very attractive. First, it does not grasp the main contradiction, mainly the contradiction between the two protagonists. The male protagonist framed Prince Shusha for the sake of his country. There is no need to explain the process and reasons in the introduction, just say that he framed others to make enemies. As for the process and reasons, readers need to explore it in the article themselves. I suggest that a series of behaviors such as tomb robbing and picture stealing can be directly added to the male protagonist to enrich his image. First, let a character stand out in the introduction. Then add a few dialogues between the male protagonist and other characters. This will attract readers. In addition, sworn brothers can prove that they have a deep relationship. But to say that the relationship is deep, to use sworn words to say, is really too dull. It is recommended to add other plots to enrich it, instead of just adding them to be brothers and call it a day.
I didn't understand the last chapter [I covered my face and laughed and cried] So in the last chapter, the perspective of getting married in a ruined temple was changed, right? [Loading] So it was originally oe, right?