The Mandate: Just After Becoming Emperor, You’re Targeted to Clean the Court

[Fantasy · Historical · Politics · War]

In the final years of Jin, the various Hu peoples wreak havoc across the Central Plains, and barbarians plunder the heartland.

Noble clans and sects manipulate imperial power.

From that point on, the world falls into chaos.

For many tens of thousands of years after, Shenzhou enters its dark age.

Dynasties change, foreign tribes cross the passes, and turmoil and war never cease.

By the time of the Great Yuan, the foreign races rule.

The human world is a hell.

People live in misery.

Life is as cheap as grass.

Everyone survives from one moment to the next.

The founding emperor of Great Xia rises in rebellion, topples the Great Yuan dynasty, drives out the barbarians, suppresses the Hu peoples, sweeps away the heroes of the realm, and restores the land of Shenzhou, creating a bright and peaceful world once again.

Yet in the emperor’s later years, the crown prince dies and the emperor establishes the eldest imperial grandson.

After the founding emperor dies, the eldest imperial grandson takes the throne.

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Chu Feng transmigrates into the Great Xia dynasty and becomes the emperor, awakening the Mandate of Heaven system.

Every choice leads to a different destiny.

But he discovers that Ning Prince is rebelling under the banner of marching to the capital to clear away traitors and loyal ministers.

Facing the rebel prince and the rebel army charging straight for the imperial city, Chu Feng has no choice if he wants to stabilize imperial authority.

Looking over the Great Xia empire, he says sharply, "I am the Mandate of Heaven!"