
Father-in-Law, I Really Don't Want to Be Crowned Emperor!
老丈人啊,我真不想黄袍加身!
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- Completed
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- 310k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Evaluate your own article. The protagonist Su Zhan in the article is the image of a handsome gentleman. He is cautious in every word and deed. He does not dare to be too public and is not timid. After traveling through time, he uses what he has learned to change Liangzhou's economy, politics, cultural conflicts and other aspects. After gaining enough strength, we can compete for the hegemony of the dynasty. Although it is a fantasy, it is still difficult to reconcile. The Southern Song Dynasty is very aggrieved, but I like it very much. Therefore, the basic forces and historical trends are based on history, but after the protagonist joins, there are some more dramatic changes. As the saying goes, one stone stirs up a thousand waves, and all forces will weigh in, either unite or suppress. This book is not just about suppressing contradictions, but more about strategies for weighing the pros and cons. Let's talk about this first. If there is any correction in writing or plot, please leave a message (ps: I gave myself a good look)