I Said to Exile the Saintess, Not Take Her Dragon-Slaying!

After transmigrating to another world, he discovers that the kingdom's saintess is formidable. She commands armies, leads reforms, and works tirelessly day and night for the people, making countless contributions to the nation.

With his interests threatened and his authority questioned, the king can no longer sit still.

He sets his sights on his least-favored son, who also happens to be involved with the saintess. Tempting him with the throne, he orders the prince to help frame her.

Afterward, the king plans to pin the public's anger on his son, or simply silence him to keep the secret.

The bad news: I'm the prince. But if I don't do this, I'll die tomorrow for stepping off with my left foot first.

He promptly chooses filial betrayal, takes the saintess and runs, then rebels against his own family and slays his own dragon!

He also acquires a Civilization System.

An authoritarian emperor in all his glory? A capitalist demon drowning in luxury? Or the first spark of a prairie fire?

Different choices, different national policies, different bonuses.

"The prince who only wanted to freeload, bully men and women, and live in luxury is dead! You chose this, Father!

I shall return like lightning and hang you with my own hands!"

So he swore,

Overturning the world and taking the throne on a golden toilet,

Then turning back to find even the gods wearing steel helmets.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.