Zhou Liangliang

After being reincarnated as the youngest son of Emperor Wu of Zhou, Zhao Yao was not favored much. In order to survive the bloody power struggle for the throne, he had to bide his time. Finally, he grew up and was granted a title of nobility, only to be exiled to the distant region of Lingnan by his dear father.

It was said that Lingnan was incredibly poor, but Zhao Yao was not afraid. He focused on infrastructure and production. Under Zhao Yao's management, Lingnan transformed from a place of exile into a prosperous land.

Just when Zhao Yao was happily living his carefree life in Lingnan, the ministers traveled a thousand miles to beg him to ascend the throne.

Zhao Yao was baffled. Had these ministers lost their minds?

Ministers Begging Me to Ascend the Throne

Few people paid attention to the Eighth Prince's birthday, and fewer remembered it.


When Empress Xie learned that the Emperor had sent someone to deliver gifts to the Eighth Prince, she too casually selected a gift to be sent to Xingde Palace.


Jiang Chuan selected two brushes, then had a young eunuch from Zhao Yang Palace send them over.


As for the other concubines, only Consort Li sent a gift to the Eighth Prince.


Every year on the Eighth Prince's birthday, Consort Li would send a gift. Consort Li sends a gift for every prince's birthday.


The gift Consort Li sends annually to the Eighth Prince is always a book. The Fourth Prince is the same. They always gift books.


They don't have much of other things, but they have plenty of books.


The Li Family, known for its scholarly heritage, has more books than anything else. The Li Family's collection rivals that of the Kong Family. The Li Family even publishes new books each year.


Chapter 164 Hot Spring Manor