Dawei Fengyun·Works Introduction
Lu Shao, a graduate student in the history department, woke up and became the most disliked bastard of the Lu family in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Her mother was a Han servant girl, her father died in battle, and her brother-in-law whipped him until he lay in the snow for three days. In this era, Xianbei cavalry traveled all over the northern border, the clans were tightly guarded, and human lives were like grass. A bastard with no background will either be stepped into the mud, or - exchange his life for a heavy enough bargaining chip.
Lu Shao chose the latter.
He exchanged a "Liuhua Formation Picture" for family protection, used an old account of grain and grain to overturn the powerful officials in the court, and used a secret letter from the enemy to stir up a century-old plan to move the capital. From the last official of the Ministry of War to the core think tank of Jixianyuan, from the snowy night in Pingcheng to the Luoyang court, he worked step by step and personally pushed himself to the center of power. Emperor Xiaowen regarded him as the sword of reform, Yuwentai fought side by side with him, Yuchi Chong went from contempt to trust, and the woman named Yuan Qingwan was his quietest ally in the dark line.
But at the pinnacle of power, the mystery of the emperor's bloodline was revealed in court. The old nobles took the opportunity to counterattack, and the Southern Dynasty watched eagerly. There was a turbulent undercurrent in the court hall, and every step was stepped on thin ice.
When everyone is vying for the highest position, only he knows that the person standing at the top is often the one who is blown the hardest by the wind.
