I, the Tyrant of Great Chu! Slaying My Way to Immortality and Destroying Liyang

The issue of harem disputes is quite funny. The male protagonist dares to break the ancestral rules, and he dares to bear all the infamy, and makes drastic changes, but he only dares not to change the harem's overt and covert fights, various calculations, and small rules such as flipping cards. It's ridiculous. You must know that countless descendants of emperors in the past died in harem disputes, and relatives came to power after the death of the previous emperor. Those emperors did not understand or did not take it seriously if they had not watched palace fighting dramas. How can a modern person not see through the male protagonist? Immediately they sleep together. No matter how old they are, their descendants will only be judged on their military merits. Whoever fights in the palace will be demoted. Which eunuch and maiden participate in the execution of the Nine Clan. Instead of the harem being in charge of the harem, it would be strange if there was no chaos. You can't control your own women, but you are still a modern person.

I haven't watched The King of Knives, but the main character is quite frustrated. I really want to kill this guy named Wu Su with a knife. What's the use of being pretty? Just behead me

That Wu Su is basically tantamount to treason, and the protagonist is still the head of the country. Faced with such a person, he can actually not kill him, but stay with him as a bodyguard?

I still don't know how Xue Zhong was blown up. Although I didn't think much about the character's character when I watched it, I didn't feel comfortable at all.

Will the author change some of the rules and infighting in the harem in the future? It doesn't matter how long it takes to sleep with someone, and if it's just about merit or contribution, I'll just moisten it. The whole world has suffered the infamy, the ancestral rules have been broken, and the cancer of palace fighting still exists. Wasn't the fate of his predecessor and the decline of the Imperial Chu clan caused by the breaking of rules and fights in the harem? Once the late emperor dies, his relatives take power, and history repeats itself after the death of the male protagonist. The tyrant can't help but sleep with whomever he wants. You're going to be violent. After sleeping together, no matter how long, the purpose of fighting in the harem is reduced. When the princes grow up, they will all go outside to expand the territory and guard the borders. Even if there is chaos, it will be Chu people fighting among themselves without aliens.

I don't understand what the author was thinking. Nangong Ruyu was the first person the protagonist saw and contacted, and then she was suddenly assigned to Xu. Do you not like it or did you arrange it like this just to win over Nangong Pushe?

Nangong Ruyu, won't you accept it? The dragon is reincarnated and brings his own luck.

The combat power begins at chapter 30. You really have it, author.

It doesn't matter if you don't read the last ten chapters. What the hell are you writing? It's too slow. In a world of high martial arts, pushing horizontally is king. You can't stop nagging at me. It's really funny. You're writing about high martial arts, not the end of magic. You're mentally retarded.

Can you please stop playing the conspiracy game and just be happy?