After transmigrating into an imaginary dynasty, he becomes a good-for-nothing playboy addicted to drink and women. His grandfather is the Prince Who Guards the Realm, and his father's family is filled with loyal martyrs. He had hoped to enjoy a life of wealth and glory, never expecting to be caught in the crossfire of power struggles.
Foreign tribes, princes, even the emperor, all want him dead.
From the capital to the borderlands and every corner of the realm, beneath his playboy facade, he steadily builds his strength.
"The number-one martial artist on the Heavenly Ranking," "the greatest military hero since the founding of the dynasty," "leader of the literary world," "business magnate," "the greatest inspector under heaven"...
At last, his enemies see his true strength. But by then, it's too late for regrets.
The plot from Chapter 20 onwards is simply stupid. It conflicts with the chapter written earlier. I burst into tears when I saw the back
"Male Dressed in Female Body" is here to visit!
Fully support the masterpiece, let your "Arm a Million Soldiers, Make the Prince Proclaim Himself Emperor" prosperous all the way, great success!
There are too many typos, which affects the perception.
This book is quite interesting