
The Chancellor Reigns Supreme
相国在上
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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857Chapters
34Monthly votes
122kRecommendations
169.2kFans
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Are the families of powerful officials historically subject to purging after their death?
It's good, why are there so few viewers? There are no deliberately bad points, no mindless modern-day plagiarism of poetry or development of everyday products and technology, and most importantly, it's set in a fictional world, otherwise, I'd be sick of those Cao Cao traitor and his wife stories. 🙂
I sincerely suggest the author write a fantasy novel with political intrigue elements. The author's writing skills and the logic behind the political intrigue are top-notch, but purely historical political intrigue novels rarely break out of their niche due to insufficient audience appeal.
I just stumbled upon your new book! Your previous one, "Jiuxi," was really good. I'm giving you all my monthly votes this month. Keep it up! I'll rest for a bit and then read it again.
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I was blown away after reading the first eighty chapters. The story is tight, the logic is clear, and the writing is beautiful. I don't know why it's not popular; it's just too hardcore!
Difficult to collapse
The first three chapters are already screening readers? The moment he revived, a princess popped up, and the same old lines rolled around incessantly. Various explanations for jumping into the river, the princess's endless misunderstandings... I was practically on my deathbed reading this... So open-minded? A simple "relaxation" (jumping into the river) can lead to the princess's house? And he gets to see her? And be alone with her...?
Are there any other strategy novels with a serious, intelligent male lead? I don't like the kind of lighthearted, joking protagonist.
Fast forward
He was granted the authority to hold the imperial seal, the power to command the imperial guards, and the authority to oversee all affairs of state. He was bestowed with the Nine Bestowments, the Imperial Robe and Crown, and was appointed Chancellor. He was also granted the title of Grand Tutor, enfeoffed as the King of Qin, and was given special privileges.
The book is good, but it lacks exciting moments. It focuses heavily on political intrigue and rational logic, which can become tiring after a while. While the protagonist is a seasoned strategist, he's still ultimately a teenager. I hope for more action and emotional depth.