I Asked You to Pretend to Be the Feudal King. How Did You Recruit the Rebels?

Lin Mo, a modern criminal investigation portraitist, has the talent of reading minds with micro-expressions and reproducing the logic of other people's actions in one second. He accidentally traveled to the Jing Dynasty and became a stand-in for an idle feudal lord who was afraid of being cut down. The other party only asked him to fool the tax collector and sent him away with a thousand taels of gold. Lin Mo directly turned against the enemy and welded the fake vassal king to death. The royal guard who had originally predicted that he would not survive for half a month was completely fooled: he coaxed the emperor to take the initiative to delegate power to him to quell the border banditry, and then he recruited the rebel bandits and he was docile. The local magistrate cried and sent an umbrella to him to beg him to stay in office. The nomadic leader chased after his adoptive brother. Multiple waistcoats were lost one after another and shocked the people around him. He was still worried about how to conceal the marriage proposal sent by the queen of a foreign country on the coast. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.