"Father, I want to resign! What? If I resign again, you'll have to pass the throne to me? Don't be ridiculous, I'm still young! I won't resign, okay?"

"Qingque, how have you been to your brother? Do you want to be the crown prince? It's free, hey... don't go, don't go, I'll give you money, okay? The price is negotiable!"

"Child, do you want some Wangzai? If you were the crown prince, you could have as much Wangzai as you wanted, how about that? What's a crown prince? You can't eat or not eat? You little brat, do you want to stop having snacks?"

Li Chengqian was speechless. He just wanted to be a nobody who could live a carefree life and do nothing!

But with his strength, he couldn't allow it!

As the Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty, while others were focused on intrigue and power struggles, always ready to launch an attack, he was constantly thinking about resigning.

While others feared being exiled to the frontier from Chang'an, he tried every possible way to escape the city.

He did everything from writing novels and running brothels to establishing schools, defeating the Tartars, promoting national prestige, and protecting the country—anything that had nothing to do with the Crown Prince.

What? You want me to oversee the country? You're dreaming! I won't do it!

He recklessly courts death, yet remains alive and well; he resigns every day, but his position remains secure!

But what can we do about it...?

He could only look up to the sky and sigh, "Who can save me? I really don't want to be the crown prince!"

After watching The Walking Dead twice, I always felt that the characters were too stupid and too lazy, and that some of the tragedies could have been completely avoided. That's why I wrote this book, hoping to make up for those regrets.

I was transported to the chaotic Three Kingdoms period, specifically to Xuzhou.

At the beginning, Cao Cao massacred his people, and he struggled to persuade his clansmen to migrate, but in the end, he could not avoid the calamity that befell his relatives.

With Liu Bei's help, he barely escaped with his life.

From then on.

A fifteen-year-old boy raised his steel knife and shouted, "I swear I will never coexist with the traitor Cao!"

He established himself in Nanyang, joined the Shu Han dynasty, beheaded Cao Ren, and killed Yue Jin.

He visited Xuchang three times, and his power shook the world.

This is a story about an idealist and a group of like-minded Shu Han idealists working together to restore the Han Dynasty and save the common people!

He was a low-ranking agent in the Kuomintang's Military Intelligence Bureau, capable of spotting Japanese spies in a vast crowd.

He was also a master of action, infiltrating enemy-occupied territory to assassinate traitors invisibly.

Because: The "scanning eye" is scanning...

[Farming + Infrastructure Building + Domination + Daily Activities]

When Pei Yun woke up, he found himself transported to ancient times, becoming the leader of a mountain bandit group. At that time, there was war and chaos, and the world was suffering from a severe drought.

"Boss, the village has been without food for two days, and the brothers are starving to death."

"Boss, your uncle took away the village's grain, and all the brothers ran away with him."

"Boss, we've eaten all the grass roots and tree bark, so we're left to eat dirt."

"The boss..."

Pei Yun panicked, realizing he was about to starve to death right after transmigrating.

Fortunately, the shopping mall he opened in modern times became his golden touch; as long as he had money, he could buy all kinds of supplies.

Eating dirt?

No, I only eat meat.

Not only do I eat meat, but everyone who follows me eats meat.

By winning people's hearts with grain, Pei Yun gradually grew stronger and created brilliance!

Sima De travels back to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and becomes the sixth of the eight prominent members of the Sima family.

He initially joined the ranks of the hypocrite Liu Bei, but was abandoned by Liu Bei for repeatedly offering treacherous schemes!

In a fit of anger, Sima De switched sides and joined Cao Cao's camp, where he thrived ever since!

Jia Xu: This plan would harm the harmony of Heaven, but not the harmony of literature.

Cheng Yu: This plan harms one's virtue in secret, but not Zhongde's.

Sima De: This won't do. As the saying goes, if you're not ruthless, you can't stand firm...

After joining Cao Cao's camp, Sima De repeatedly offered treacherous schemes, leading Cao Cao's army to numerous victories but earning Cao Cao widespread infamy!

Cao Cao: Now that Sun Quan is a mere child hunting in Jiangdong, what good strategies do you all have?

Sima De slowly rose to his feet: I have a plan! It can ensure that Your Excellency will be remembered in history!

Cao Cao was immediately terrified: Was it a good reputation or a bad one? Please sit down, sir! Things haven't come to that yet!

Jia Xu exclaimed: Sima De is a master of cunning schemes!

Cheng Yu gave a thumbs up: "The younger generation is truly formidable; I am no longer alone on this path!"

Xun Yu and Xun You were greatly surprised: What a Sima Renda! He really does name something based on what he lacks!

Sima Yi: I feel like I've always lived in my brother's shadow...

This is a story about "Zhuge Liang, the teacher of all ages".

In the first year of Jian'an (200 AD), Lü Bu raided Xiapi in Xuzhou, while Yuan Shu attacked Huaiyin. The time traveler Zhuge Jin was trapped in Huaiyin by Yuan Shu's forces and had no choice but to help Liu Bei, who was in dire straits, to turn the tide and defeat the enemy.

Since those usurpers of the Han dynasty have offended us, don't blame us for bringing out our second brother, Zhuge Liang, ten years ahead of schedule and dealing with them one by one.

An upgraded version of the "Longzhong Plan," and a Zhuge Liang whose wisdom surpasses historical fact, what kind of new world will he create?

It is well known that a writer's intelligence determines the upper limit of a character's intelligence. Because Luo Guanzhong's intelligence was not as high as Zhuge Liang's, he failed to perfectly portray Zhuge Liang's wisdom and instead left behind the regret of "being so intelligent as to be almost supernatural."

Although I am not as brilliant as Zhuge Liang, let's try to make up for this regret.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the north was engulfed in war and littered with corpses; while the south, with its tranquil bridges and flowing water, was a picture of peace and prosperity. Amidst the internal and external troubles of this dynastic decline, a cunning office manager rises to power, sounding the final clarion call for China. True heroes change destiny. The brutal and tragic ancient wars, the realistic portrayal of Ming Dynasty life, and the history created by ordinary people unfold a magnificent yet tender and poignant panorama of the late Ming Dynasty. Book club QQ group: 145034435