
I Guarded the Frontier for Eight Years, and Now the Emperor Begs Me to Take the Throne
戍边八年,皇帝求我登基
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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689Chapters
1MPopularity
1.2kReaders
7.7kMust-read votes
8.9Score
6.6kRatings
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Reader comments 39
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As far as these chapters are concerned, the writing is very good and makes people want to read it. The novels written in recent years are all in the same routine, making it difficult for people to have the desire to continue reading. But this book is different. Although it is a bit similar to the Imperial Magistrate, it is just the beginning and setting. It can be said that the writing, plot, and concept are all very good, but the updates can be a little more quickly.
Character: Zhao Ding, King Yan of Youzhou, is a hero who grew up in adversity. He was sent by the emperor to Youzhou, a place regarded as the most backward place in the Daqian Kingdom, and began his eight-year career of silently guarding the border. Rise in adversity: Faced with the difficult environment in Youzhou, King Yan did not give up, but actively developed policies that benefited the people, became one with the people, and won the hearts of the people. His efforts made Youzhou gradually develop from a barren land into the richest continent in Daqian Kingdom. Political wisdom: King Yan not only made great achievements in military affairs, but also showed wisdom in politics. After returning to the capital, faced with the conspiracy of the nobles, the calculations of the emperor's brother, and the ambushes of other countries, King Yan relied on his wisdom and courage to step into the eyes of the emperor and gained the emperor's support. The struggle for power: In the struggle for power, King Yan showed his political skills and military talents. Not only was he able to bring peace to the world with his writings, but he was also able to mount a horse and decide the world with his military skills. He also gradually came closer to the throne in the complicated court struggle. Character growth: The growth process of King Yan is a major highlight of this book. From a border guard to a powerful official close to the throne, King Yan's growth path was full of challenges and opportunities, and also demonstrated his wisdom and courage. Plot tension: The plot of the story has ups and downs, full of suspense and surprises. The tenacity and wisdom shown by King Yan in the face of various difficulties and challenges brought strong emotional resonance to readers. Personal recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
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It's the first time I've seen profiteers and black-hearted businessmen being whitewashed like this. It's really disgusting.
I really have to copy a lot of articles, it depends on whether I can copy or not. Reading this book is like a carbon copy of "The Imperial Magistrate". I have no desire to read any more.
Even dead people can be brought to life. Didn't the emperor's mother-in-law say that the prince died two years ago?
The whole book is full of nonsense and typos.
It's all nonsense. The author doesn't have to do this if he wants to make up the word count, right? After writing a few chapters, I'm stunned that the plot hasn't been advanced at all? How about playing? The further back you look, the more furious it gets.
I don't want to complain anymore, I feel like this book is just like Tailoring, and I see the shadow of many books. The only difference is that this book is too watery, with a lot of things that have nothing to do with the plot.
Written in a mess