The Faint King Listened to the Advice: I Really Don't Want to Be an Emperor for Eternity.

The social programmer Xiao Heng traveled through time and became the new puppet king of the Dayin Dynasty. The system promised that "if the country is overthrown, it will send you back to modern times with a pension of hundreds of millions." Xiao Heng was overjoyed and immediately started the "plan to destroy the country": abolish the early dynasty, raise actors, favor spies, criticize celebrities indiscriminately, and build infrastructure without directing. However, his "Eye of Truth" golden finger is always passively triggered, allowing his seemingly absurd and stupid moves to hit the seven inches where the government is suffering. The "sycophant" he favored was actually a capable official in dust; the "demon concubine" he doted on was actually a double agent sent by the enemy; the "ghost painting talisman" he scribbled became the god's map for water control. As the six female protagonists with special skills gradually return to their hearts, they use their own imagination to figure out the emperor's intentions, and crazily backstab Xiao Heng's "great cause of national subjugation". In the end, Xiao Heng sat on the dragon throne where all nations came to pay homage, looking at the prosperous age of peace and prosperity, shedding tears of regret: "I really just want to retire!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.