The First Chancellor
第一权臣
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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If a time-traveling official doesn't rebel, are they waiting to be beheaded and have their homes confiscated? ? There have been several powerful officials throughout the ages who have had good endings. After Huo Guang and Zhang Juzheng died, their homes were confiscated and their families were exterminated.
Become a powerful minister through time travel, and become an emperor if you don't rebel. After the death of the protagonist, there is a high chance that the family will be exterminated. After all, future generations will not be as cheating as the protagonist.
Powerful officials must die. Even if they escape, their descendants will be liquidated. Your descendants are not afraid. Are you afraid of those who are with you? Sometimes they are forced to wear yellow robes. If you don't wear it, you will assassinate and let your son go. If you are not extraordinary, you will not be able to resist the general trend of the world.
I read it all night, more than a hundred chapters. To be honest, the problem is not small, but not big. It mainly depends on whether the readers understand it. The more they understand, the more interesting it will be. If you don't understand ancient etiquette, you can read it without thinking. The overall quality is high and the food and grass are on the higher side. Those who know better will have to endure some of the poisonous points in front of them. I almost couldn't bear it. Part of it depends on the author's writing skills and rhythm control, and the other part is that I don't want to read a novice article, nor do I want to read an article that is too detailed. This kind of home-cooked food is just right. Overall, the results should be better. . .
This book can be discarded! The emperor is only 6 years old and the protagonist is only 20. Just thinking about what happens after death? The emperor has just ascended the throne, and what he wants is stability. You are just engaging in party disputes. Can the little emperor balance the ministers? It's not you who has the final say. Is there any difference between being alone and having an enemy? If the emperor is 6 years old, it means he is 14 years old. There are still 8 years left. Doesn't the court need a strong minister to suppress it? Won't there be internal friction between the two factions? You have foreign enemies! It was the old prime minister who had been here for decades who proposed returning it to him. The old prime minister should return to his tomb for this idea. How can the protagonist, a time traveler, survive with this little pattern? Afraid of not having a happy ending in the future? Just don't live here anymore! With the conditions in the book now, wouldn't it be nice to build an army, find a place to settle down, and be a professional manager in the court, and not have a good death? If you don't kill people, it's a good deed!
When I see the name, I feel that there is nothing to do. Since ancient times, imperial power and powerful ministers have been in opposition. When a powerful minister is not an emperor, he will eventually die and his family will be destroyed. Only by usurping the throne can he survive. Otherwise, Huo Guang and Zhang Juzheng are role models. It's better if you don't die. If you die, everyone who has anything to do with you will die. This is a powerful minister.
Everyone is saying that powerful officials should rebel. Then I, Prime Minister Zhuge, why do we still have the Wuhou Temple after thousands of years?
The plot of the rebellion is too nonsense, with 1,000 bandits and a powerless labor camp. A provincial governor took the lead, and his backers were nobles and concubines in the harem. The plan was to threaten the court by kidnapping a group of gentry and a concubine who were not in the core, and then in order to disrupt the world situation and profit from it? He didn't even want to be the emperor himself😅😅😅 Then he took control of the armed forces in the city and didn't want to directly take action in the city and control the people directly. Instead, he thought about attacking the city and absolutely confronting the trump card😥. I was completely speechless. I had vested interests and not much benefit. I took the risk of confiscating my house to rebel, and then relied on bandits to attack the city. Well.
The only thing that makes me uncomfortable
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