I, the Poisonous Strategist, and Ying Zheng Urges Me to Calm Down!

This is also called a poisoner. From the first chapter, I felt that the protagonist was mentally retarded, and it was too stupid to choose an emperor by raising Gu. The one chosen must be the most ruthless and poisonous, but he may not necessarily be a heroic hero. It's better to just appoint Hu Hai. He will be the only one who hacked his brothers and sisters to death as soon as he became emperor. If someone who is ruthless and poisonous is strong, then wouldn't the Middle East dominate the world? Many children in the Middle East can't even write their own names, but who can compare to them in terms of killing people?

Actually. . . I think the strategies in the introduction sound pretty normal.

The strategy introduced in the introduction is not poisonous at all. Isn't it a normal strategy?

Looking at the resume, you can tell that the author's cognitive level has not graduated from high school. Are you still dividing Confucianism? Confucianism is using you to divide it? Confucianism divides it into pieces, okay? The more people are divided, the more powerful they are. Look at the Mohists, Legalists, and Taoists who can't be divided. Where are they now? At your level, it's better not to write a counselor's article, it's not embarrassing enough.

It's too stupid to write others down, as if you are the only smart person, and the schemes are not poisonous except for one or two. The real poisonous schemes are those that make people feel at a glance that they have no morals and go beyond a person's bottom line. Otherwise, it can only be regarded as a conspiracy rather than a poisonous scheme. In one sentence, it is a poisonous scheme if it has no morals and no bottom line.

This kind of strategy has produced a ruthless and unjust devil. Can you trust him to hand over all the people in the world?

The first plan seems reasonable. What does it mean for Ying Zheng to kill a few sons for his own empire? Besides, Ying Zheng didn't pay much attention to family ties in his later years, but you didn't mean to raise Gu, so many Zhangs didn't die, and a young master fought with him. I only came to see it after seeing the first plan, but after reading Chapter 41, I realized that it turned out to be hanging lambs to sell *meat. There was no such thing as raising Gu.

Don't you mean raising Gu? It's been more than thirty chapters, and people aren't killing each other anymore?

If I poison your canine family, all your canine family members will be poisonous dogs. If I poison you, all your canine family members will be poisonous dogs.

It's very watery, the content is repetitive, and the pace is very slow.