The System Forced Me to Take in the Lame and Mute Cook.

"From today on, you are the king. Mission failed, obliterated." Wang Dou, a second-rate man in the town who couldn't collect protection money from three streets, owed a lot of debt to the gambling house, and was tied up by this broken system that night when he had no other choice. The first task: collect three men before dawn. He tricked a lame man, a mute man and a cook who owed him money to make up the money. The second task was even more outrageous - occupy the top of a mountain, set up a flag, and have ten people call him king. He couldn't beat anyone, but he could make the other person suspect that he had offended someone he shouldn't have in a few sentences. The ruined temple was called the royal palace, the bandits were called the people, and the young man he recognized casually attracted a group of people to defect to him. The lies got rounder and bigger, the real owner of the village came to visit, the county government thought he was a monster, and the creditors chased him to the bottom of the mountain. The system's cold touch: "The stage is completed, and the reward is: a bowl of hot soup." He was holding the soup, his hands shaking. If you fail to become a king, you will be obliterated; if you succeed, everyone will deal with it with real swords and guns. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.