Chen Ping had an incredible start, reborn as the son of the Prince of Zhenbei in the Great Wei dynasty. His title was hereditary, and a million troops were practically his for the taking!
In his previous life, he had been a special forces captain, traveling the world on missions. In this life, he was going to enjoy himself... only to find himself thrown into prison the very next moment!
How could the heir to the Prince of Zhenbei be accused of cheating in the imperial exams?!
He was to be executed in three days!
Fortunately, the Six Arts tournament was about to begin. The Great Wei dynasty had been driven to the brink by the Chu Kingdom, and none of the officials dared speak up!
With the nation's territory slipping away, Chen Ping stepped forward and began to turn the tide!
One performance of High Mountains and Flowing Water, and he was hailed as the Music Immortal!
One puzzle about chickens and rabbits in a cage, and he was revered as the Sage of Mathematics!
One poem, Man Jiang Hong, and all under heaven praised the Great Wei army's spirit...
Was he only seeking to protect himself, or to make a name for himself across the land?
The throne? Military power?
A princess of Chu? A female martial saint of Great Wei? The emperor of Qin was actually a woman?
Chen Ping smiled faintly. "I want it all!"
The mighty Yangtze flows east, its waves washing away heroes!
And I am the Prince of Zhenbei of Great Wei!
The Entire Army, Form Up!
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It got all messed up after a hundred chapters. I couldn't understand it anymore.
If someone can't resist women and must have been a special forces soldier in a past life, they'd be dead a million times over.
The ending felt rushed, like swallowing a fly. The rest of the writing was good, but the ending clearly showed that the author didn't want to finish it and just ended it hastily.
Too many typos, it's too difficult to read.
There were a lot of typos, the sentences were incoherent, and the middle was all jumbled up, making it all very confusing.
There were tons of typos, the sentences were incoherent, and the middle was all jumbled up and incomprehensible.
I just finished reading Chapter Nine and I have a few questions. 1. If the throne can be inherited, why can military power also be inherited? Even if it can be inherited, the prince is dead, wouldn't the power be divided and rendered powerless? Who has been in charge of military power during the years when the crown prince has not inherited the title?
He has military power, but doesn't he have a few skilled fighters around him?
After reading 100 chapters, I gradually lost track of what it was saying.
Although the heir apparent of the Prince of Zhenbei has not yet inherited the throne and military power, his status alone means he is destined to be closely connected with the court's power structure. In ancient times, the throne could be inherited, but how could military power be inherited?