Su Chen transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and is thrown into the imperial prison after being implicated in the Hu Weiyong case.
Deeply unsettled, he decides to strike first and plot a rebellion!
In prison, he meets Old Guo and his son.
Old Guo strides like a dragon and tiger, clearly a martial arts expert with the bearing of a great general. Young Master Guo is refined and easygoing, with a political mind that can see through the court's strengths and weaknesses at a glance.
Su Chen is taken with them, so he lays his cards on the table: "Old Guo, you and your son should join me! Let's rebel together and overthrow Old Zhu!"
Old Guo and his son exchange a glance.
Half a year later, just as Su Chen is preparing to raise his troops, 100,000 Ming soldiers surround him.
The general who approaches shouts at Old Guo, "Your Majesty, why are you rebelling?!"
Su Chen is utterly bewildered. "I invited Old Zhu to rebel against himself?!"
What kind of crap is this written? It's a mess, and there are a lot of plot points.
Firearms will already be available tomorrow
A book that is completely inaccurate
When copying books, you should also copy your names well.
Even if Liu Bowen is gone, he should be made the prime minister. History is not sophisticated.
Personally, I feel that character names are always wrong, and sometimes there is too much nonsense. For example, something that is one sentence in more than 150 chapters is always reminded repeatedly to be mentally prepared. It is said more than ten times in one chapter, but the key point is not yet mentioned.
Is it Bai Chen or Su Chen?