King Chen Ping exploded into the game and was reborn as the son of King Zhenbei of the Great Wei Dynasty. He was hereditary and had millions of troops at his fingertips!
In my previous life, I was the captain of a special forces unit and traveled around the world performing missions. I had to enjoy this life to the fullest... Only to end up in jail the next moment!
The dignified prince of Zhenbei was actually accused of imperial examination fraud? !
I will be beheaded in three days!
Fortunately, the Six Arts Competition has begun. The Wei Dynasty was forced to the end by the Chu State, and no one in the civil and military officials dared to say a word!
Seeing that his country was lost, Chen Ping volunteered and began to make a comeback!
A song of high mountains and flowing water is revered as a music fairy!
A chicken and a rabbit share a cage, and they are regarded as number saints!
The song "Man Jiang Hong" was even praised by the world for the spirit of the Wei army...
Just want to protect yourself? Be famous all over the world?
The throne? Military power?
Princess of Chu? The female martial arts saint of the Great Wei Dynasty? The emperor of Qin was actually a woman?
Chen Ping smiled slightly: "I want it all in this world!"
The rolling Yangtze River flows eastward, and the waves wash away the heroes!
And I am the Northern King of the Great Wei Dynasty!
After reading more than a hundred chapters, it became a mess. Can't understand
I can't walk when I see a woman. I was a special forces soldier in my previous life. I don't know how many times I died just like this.
It felt like the ending was too hasty, like eating a fly. The writing was good before, but the ending was obviously ended hastily because I didn't want to write it.
There are too many typos and it's too hard to read.
There are a lot of white words, the sentences don't flow smoothly, and the middle is messy and confusing.
There are a lot of white words, the sentences don't make sense, and the middle is a mess and I can't understand it.
I just finished reading Chapter 9 and have a few questions.
1. If the throne can be inherited, why can military power also be inherited? Even if he can inherit, if the prince is dead, won't his rights be divided and emptied? Who was in charge of the military power in these years when the prince did not inherit the title?
2. Why did the Six Arts of the Gentleman be used to decide the ownership of the thirteen cities when the two countries were at war? If there is a huge disparity in strength, it is a direct threat of force. If the strength is equal, then go to war or negotiate directly.
3. In the territorial dispute, why did Chu State send a princess as an envoy? Is the man dead? Send the princess to an enemy country as a hostage?
4. The male protagonist has protected thirteen cities. The emperor just rewards some yellow and white cloth, which is neither sentiment nor courtesy, is it appropriate?
5. The butler has been placed in the palace for so many years, and the male protagonist uses the reason that the food tastes bad to remove the emperor's attention. Isn't he afraid of alerting the emperor? Isn't this move a slap in the emperor's face to demonstrate to the emperor?
You have military power, but don't you have a few masters around you?
After reading Chapter 100, I gradually became confused.
Although the prince of Zhenbei has not yet inherited the throne and military power, his identity is here and he is destined to be closely connected with the power of the court. In ancient times, the throne could be inherited, but where did this military power come from?
After reading more than a hundred chapters, it became a mess. Can't understand
I can't walk when I see a woman. I was a special forces soldier in my previous life. I don't know how many times I died just like this.
It felt like the ending was too hasty, like eating a fly. The writing was good before, but the ending was obviously ended hastily because I didn't want to write it.
There are too many typos and it's too hard to read.
There are a lot of white words, the sentences don't flow smoothly, and the middle is messy and confusing.
There are a lot of white words, the sentences don't make sense, and the middle is a mess and I can't understand it.
I just finished reading Chapter 9 and have a few questions. 1. If the throne can be inherited, why can military power also be inherited? Even if he can inherit, if the prince is dead, won't his rights be divided and emptied? Who was in charge of the military power in these years when the prince did not inherit the title? 2. Why did the Six Arts of the Gentleman be used to decide the ownership of the thirteen cities when the two countries were at war? If there is a huge disparity in strength, it is a direct threat of force. If the strength is equal, then go to war or negotiate directly. 3. In the territorial dispute, why did Chu State send a princess as an envoy? Is the man dead? Send the princess to an enemy country as a hostage? 4. The male protagonist has protected thirteen cities. The emperor just rewards some yellow and white cloth, which is neither sentiment nor courtesy, is it appropriate? 5. The butler has been placed in the palace for so many years, and the male protagonist uses the reason that the food tastes bad to remove the emperor's attention. Isn't he afraid of alerting the emperor? Isn't this move a slap in the emperor's face to demonstrate to the emperor?
You have military power, but don't you have a few masters around you?
After reading Chapter 100, I gradually became confused.
Although the prince of Zhenbei has not yet inherited the throne and military power, his identity is here and he is destined to be closely connected with the power of the court. In ancient times, the throne could be inherited, but where did this military power come from?