After traveling through time, I was spotted by the new emperor

Chapter 352 Character Design and Settings (I)

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Background introduction:

The Qi Dynasty was somewhat similar to the situation during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Although there was an emperor, the imperial power and the aristocratic families still shared control of the world.

The founding emperor of the Qi Dynasty was Emperor Taizu. So far, there have been three generations of emperors: Taizu, the late emperor, and the current emperor.

There are four major families and hundreds of small and medium-sized families in the world today.

Each big family has its own territory, and the taxes on its territory do not need to be submitted to the court, but are collected by each family itself.

Therefore, the four major families all have their own armies.

The remaining hundreds of small and medium-sized families are affiliated with the four major families, their industries are spread throughout the Qi Dynasty, and they also have their own armed forces.

Four major families:

Qi family: Imperial family; current head of the family is the Grand Marshal and Duke of Zhenguo

Ledu Zhuang: The current queen; the current head of the family, Zhuang Taifu and Fuguogong

Yingdu Chu Clan: Qi Wushuang's uncle's family, the current head of the family is General Chu and Duke of Anguo

Fengdu Yuwen Clan: The current head of the family is Yuwen, the Prime Minister and Duke of Dingguo

And the former Ye family

The Ye family once conquered the world together with Emperor Taizu. After Emperor Taizu ascended the throne, he appointed the Ye family members as Taiwei and General.

The Ye family was once at its peak, and its power was greater than that of the current Yingdu Chu family, Ledu Zhuang family, and Fengdu Yuwen family.

Nineteen years ago, someone exposed the Ye family's conspiracy to rebel, and the entire Ye family was executed.

Character setting:

Male Lead: Ye Wuwei

Appearance: Appears as a seventeen-year-old beggar (looks fifteen).

He had a thin body, pale and fleshless cheeks, his eyes seemed larger and brighter, and his dark and thin hands were covered with scars.

He has sharp eyebrows, bright eyes, a tall and slightly fleshy nose, thin and stylish red lips, and a slightly protruding chin, and he is very handsome.

Sometimes the eyes look pure and innocent.

Confident, calm and energetic

Personality: Smart and determined;

Have compassion and a sense of justice;

He is a good talker, telling half truth and half lies;

Acting a bit rogue

Like spicy food, fruit, and wine

Birthday: March 10th

Skills: Good at close combat, good at disguise, tracking, gathering information, etc., especially good at sniping and assassination

Identity: (Previous life) was a special forces soldier in modern times, died at the age of 27

(Qi Dynasty) Deputy Commandant (Fourth Rank)

Regular Commandant (Fourth Rank)

Minister of Works (third rank, third rank)

County Earl (third rank), County Marquis (second rank)

Ye Canling (Third Rank)

Commander of the Qi'an Tribe (Third Rank, Second Rank)

Relationship: Grandfather was the Grand Commandant and Prince of Chunyu, father was the General in charge of military power, cousin of Prince Ren Qi Yuli

My mother, Ye Hongxia, started as a deputy warrant officer and worked her way up to captain.

Shui Changqing: A modern master who travels through time and space to become the head of the Shui family

Ye Changtian (Master of Ye Hongxia and great-uncle of Ye Wuwei)

Qin Xiang'an (Master Ye Hongxia and Master Qi Wushuang)

Traitor Luo Wenhua and his protector Che Hongxing

Half-brother: Ye Yangzong (subordinate to Li Dashan)

Titles and ranks

The Qi Dynasty had nine ranks of nobility: Prince, Duke of a County, Duke of a State, Duke of a County, Duke of a County, Marquis of a County, Earl of a County, Son of a County, and Baron of a County. Among them, Prince and Duke of a County were of superior rank, and the first seven ranks of nobility could be inherited by sons from their fathers.

Super First Rank: Prince, Crown Prince, Protector of the Nation Princess, Grand Princess

Super Second Rank: Prince, Grand Princess, Princess

First rank: Prince, Duke, Prince, Grand Princess, Princess, Princess

From the first rank: Duke of a county, Princess of a county

From the first rank down: County Duke, Princess

Second rank: County Marquis, Prince of a County, County Lady

Third rank: County Earl, Duke's son

From the third rank: the prince of a county, the prince of a county

Fourth rank: County son, County Marquis's son, County Lady

From the fourth rank: County Lady

Fifth rank: County man, County Earl's son, County Lady