Everyone's Emperor Game: I Have an Empire Simulator

Some of the protagonist's decisions or thoughts are quite speechless, but the final choice is not bad, at least logically there is no big problem. Finally, there are many books on simulators, but there are only two or three books on the theme of the National Emperor. I suggest you check out the Tyrant Simulator next door. There are restrictions on the number of simulations or simulation conditions. The talent level is already random. I hope the biggest easter eggs can be written here, such as hiding the plot or character relationships.

Which of the protagonists is nb booming? When he comes to play power, he is obviously given a lot of nb talent. Hey, I don't want it. I just play real nb.

Using the method of communicating with foreign enemies to sell out the intelligence of one's own country. The protagonist is a generation of princes. Anyone can do this kind of thing, but the monarch cannot do it. A monarch of a country relies on betraying the intelligence of his own country to get rid of his political enemies. This is the real crooked king. Although it is only in the simulator, it is based on his own thoughts. The hero is indeed unscrupulous in doing things, but a person does not even have feelings for his family and country. That is not called a hero, that is called a spy, that is called a villain.

Everyone, Lu Buwei, knows that the enemy is at hand, his family and country come first, and the protagonist, an emperor, is behind to send intelligence to the enemy! When you ignore the soldiers and civilians on the front line and lead foreign enemies to eradicate dissidents, you are not worthy of being a king, let alone having a system! If I were the protagonist made by the system, I would regret coming to this world! 😎😎😎😎😎😎

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Chen Zhang (?--?), Nicknamed Chen Yaksha, was a general in the Later Liang Dynasty during the Five Dynasties. In March of the second year of Guanghua (899), Zhu Wen sent his uncle Cong to invade Taiyuan and hit Yuci (today's Shanxi), Dongwoyi (today's Xudong in the Qing Dynasty) and other places. Liang Junzhong sent an order: "Anyone who can give birth to Zhou Yang Wu will be the governor." Liang general Chen Zhang, nicknamed Chen Yaksha, made arrogant remarks and planned to capture Zhou Dewei alive to claim credit. Li Keyong asked Zhou Dewei to be careful about this person. Because Chen Zhang often rode a white horse wearing vermilion armor, Zhou Dewei asked his men to pretend to retreat when they saw the enemy generals on white horses and vermilion armor, while he himself disguised himself as a soldier and joined the ranks. When Chen Zhang came out to challenge, his subordinates retreated as promised. Chen Zhang fell into the trap and pursued him. Zhou Dewei hit Chen Zhang with a hammer from behind and captured him alive. Wang De (1087-1154), courtesy name Zihua, was a native of Shuyangzhai of Tongyuan Army. A famous general in the Southern Song Dynasty. Wang De is the most powerful general under Liu Guangshi. He fights bravely and kills people like crazy. He is known as "Wang Yaksha". After the Huaixi Army mutiny, he led 8,000 troops under Zhang Jun and changed his name to "Rui Sheng Army". Wang De repeatedly made extraordinary achievements in the battles against the Jin Kingdom and the Puppet Qi Dynasty. He was appointed as an envoy to the Qingyuan Army and was granted the title of Founding Duke of Longxi County. In the twenty-fourth year of Shaoxing (1154), Wang De died at the age of sixty-eight. He was given the posthumous title "Weiding" as a Taibao.