Forced to Ascend the Throne after Transmigrating

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For a moment, Ye Shuo really wanted to persuade him to stop fighting. Wouldn’t it be good to live happily?

But at the same time, Ye Shuo also knows that everyone has their own aspirations.

Although he didn’t want to see such a scene, he had no right to stop it.

Everyone in this world has the right to accuse the Sixth Prince of his evil ambitions. A mere bastard even dares to attempt to replace the legitimate son and get involved in the Great Zhou dynasty. But Ye Shuo is the only one who cannot do that.

Unlike modern monogamy, the Sixth Prince’s biological mother, no matter how low her status was, was recorded as the woman of Emperor Jingwen, and the prince she gave birth to was also listed in the royal jade book.

All men are born equal, and when one feels injustice, one should fight for it. As the saying goes, “Are kings, princes, generals, and ministers different in kind?” This slogan was shouted by the ancients more than 2,000 years ago, and it is impossible for Ye Shuo, a modern person, to forget it.

If farmers give birth to farmers, they will be farmers all their lives, and if merchants give birth to small merchants, they will be merchants all their lives, then where is the equality?

People cannot choose their birth, but it is too sad to let people be trapped by their birth all their lives.