Film and TV: I Pretended to Be Wei Xiaobao and Won the Bone-Melting Palm

What is the meaning of this sentence of "cleaning the country without rebelling"?

The protagonist feels suppressed and unhappy everywhere. Have you considered changing the writing method, for example, the protagonist is not forced by the system mission to follow Wei Xiaobao's route, but in this way he can get the map of the imperial mausoleum, a large amount of gold and silver, martial arts, and beauties, so that he can prepare for future rebellions. In this way, the system's mission also becomes to help the protagonist, which will also reduce the suspicion of system puppets, and the fake queen mother is injured. It can also be said that the protagonist did not take action in order to subdue Long Er and kill Obai later. This will make it less helpless...

I might as well watch the movie, why should I read your novel?

What kind of gay thing is this? If you fail a mission, you will always be a eunuch? Is there no other punishment?

The system has already rewarded the bone-melting palm, and you still want to learn the bone-melting palm from Hai Dafu, a third-rate person who grabs the handwriting?

Mission failed: Punish the host to become a eunuch in the palace! Why is this punishment every time a mission fails? I just copied it because it was too troublesome to type.

Can it be reproduced with less plot? Stephen Chow says what you write, so why should I read your novels?

Except for Chen Jinnan, the rest of Tiandihui are all diarrhea stuff.

Accept everything, as long as the protagonist meets a beautiful woman, she must be a virgin. . . Speechless, no sense of empathy anymore

I remember that Kangxi's favorite thing was Aunt Sumara. I suggested that Aunt Sumara be cut off.