Imperial Minister

Name: Imperial Minister
Author: An Weibai

御臣

by An Weibai (安微白)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 57k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Alternate History
Updated: 10y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

After the fall of the Qin Dynasty, the world was divided into seven parts. In the Imperial City of Ningguo, a humble little blacksmith shop owner has been dependent on his uncle since childhood. After experiencing the ups and downs of the world, his mind has long been mature and persevering. Little did he know that he was actually the Ninth Prince who had been expelled from the palace. Various conspiracies and schemes followed one after another. He was also faced with troubled times, and the mountains and rivers were shattered. The young Ninth Prince could only control the world in bright clothes and angry horses. There is a peerless empress who rules the world, and there are also knights and knights who enjoy vengeance and revenge, and everything is full of conspiracies and intrigues. The Ninth Prince, who was only fifteen years old, was pushed to the front of the scene, performing the art of being an imperial minister with startling steps. PS: An imaginary historical conspiracy drama, I hope all book friends will support it.

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[Comment] After the glory is gone, there is the charm of the small bridge and flowing water
To be honest, I don't really like reading historical novels. I followed Zai Zhi and 1852, and the others are not that satisfying. I read many historical novels without consciously compensating for their shortcomings, and I can't stand it anymore. But this one looks a little different. The background of the Seven Kingdoms Fighting for Hegemony is undoubtedly an imaginary history, and it looks very much like an enhanced version of the Warring States Period. The story is written with a domineering attitude at the beginning with completely different results. I predict that this emperor will be the protagonist's lifelong enemy! Then, after this extremely domineering introduction, the perspective immediately shifted to the protagonist in the market, a knight errant in the market, a part-time scholar, all the templates common to Emperor Wu of Yuanzong can also be applied to generals such as the flying general Han Tinghou. At present, the final identity of the protagonist cannot be seen, but this kind of story highlights personal achievements. The works I use are much better than those that write about tactics that I don't believe in and insist on being the historical truth. The author's business attitude is very beautiful. To be honest, it is better than the emperor's aura that dominates the world. The charm of winding paths, small bridges and flowing water is very skillful. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write more interesting stories!
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