I Really Just Want to Squander the Nation's Fortune

Wu Zetian became the first female emperor because she was a "silver-tongued" (meaning she was incompetent and lacking in intelligence). Those more capable and intelligent than her, like Empress Liu and Empress Lü, would have used power to achieve their political ambitions. Those less capable were simply there for fun and wouldn't have understood these things. She was stuck in this limbo, unable to rise or fall, and ended up with a huge mess. The emperor most similar to her was Yuan Shu, who also rose to power through good fortune and similarly lacked the brains to declare himself emperor, thus cutting himself off from the world. He was no different from Yuan Shikai; he had a taste of being emperor and was obsessed with the idea that "a day is enough, let alone several years." As a female politician, she was completely unqualified.

I watched half of it, and when I got to the part about Yang Guifei, I felt something was off, so I quickly skipped to the end to see how it would be handled. Turns out, they really just confiscated the woman's body. Seriously, what does this mean? Did they really have to feed me this pile of shit? Or is it because of the hedgehog cat issue that there are only a few comments left? Otherwise, I could have just avoided it altogether. Seriously, don't watch this; it's a complete disaster.

It's detrimental to national unity. (Funny)

The protagonist in the early stages of the story truly deserves the title of "hypocrite"—he wants to ruin the country while claiming to be virtuous, and the key point is that the protagonist genuinely believes it. Later, I heard that there was even a challenge involving the three kings, which completely disregarded logic.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this! The comments section was a real treat! I haven't read a single chapter of the novel, but I've spent the whole afternoon scrolling through the comments. #(Funny)

What is this book about? Is it good?