Iron-Blooded Emperor

铁血帝王

by Fudo Myooh (不动明王)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.0M Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical Transmigration
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Qimao

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Xiang Jian traveled through time and became the emperor of Chu, but he faced a situation where the harem interfered with politics, treacherous ministers were in power, foreign invasions, internal and external troubles, and the building was about to collapse! I am the emperor, who am I afraid of? If you don't obey, you will do it. Those who obey me will be prosperous and rich, and those who disobey me will be killed!

Patrolling the Country The Companion Is Drunk

Start: I Am the King in the Three Kingdoms Flying Pig

Fake Eunuch: I Help the Empress Manage the Harem Steamed Buns with Dipping Sauce

Beautiful Mountains and Rivers Fleeting Calligraphy

Replaced His Brother as Shaoqing of Dali Temple and Shocked Everyone Golden Lightning

Little Scholar in Civilian Clothes Residual Blood Abuse

Ming Dynasty: Five Dragons Came to the Same Dynasty, and This Rebellious Son Became Strong Through Filial Piety I Heard About Ancient Times

Return to Ancient Times and Become a Son-In-Law Counter-Moon Streaming Light

Training the Southern Song Dynasty Bewitch the World

I Am Zhu Qizhen in Ming Dynasty Miki Yijie

Da Qin: I Can't Stand It Anymore After Killing Zhao Gao at the Beginning Liu Meng

A First-Rate Scholar Tang Gongzi

I, the Father-In-Law of the Empress, Turn a Deer into a Horse at the Beginning. I Am Not Zhao Gao

Great Song Dynasty Detective: Pan Jinlian's Case Is Not Simple There Is No Golden Hoop

Gold Medal Little Book Boy Tai Xiaosha

Rise of Wolfthorn Empire Jiang Zhongshi

Sanguanjun Arabian Nights

The Counterattack of Ju San in the Late Ming Dynasty There Is Water in the Creek

The Rise of a Lonely City: from Exiled Prince to Co-Lord of Kyushu Qing Jian Listening to the Rain