With the Carefree System in hand, Li Ye transmigrated to the world of the Tang Dynasty and began living the life of his dreams.
No need to become an official. He could spend every day causing trouble.
Changsun Wuji: "Your Majesty, the young prince smashed the county magistrate's tavern."
Li Er: "Excellent, excellent. The magistrate was corrupt and lawless. He deserved it."
Cheng Zhijie: "Your Majesty, the young prince tricked someone out of countless luminous pearls and sold them for a fortune."
Li Er: "Promising! That'll be perfect for filling the Tang treasury. What? The boy wants to keep it all for himself?"
Yuchi Gong: "Your Majesty, the young prince took the tiger tally, saying he'd return it in a few days."
Li Er: "The nerve! Does he think a tiger tally is a toy? What? The young prince wiped out the Turks?"
Du Ruhui: "Your Majesty, the young prince is playing with the imperial seal."
Li Er: "No matter, no matter. The realm will belong to him sooner or later anyway."
Fang Xuanling...
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Isn't Ye Gucheng from the Ming Dynasty?
What kind of Xiaoyao is this? It's the system's *, being arranged to death by the system,
Commentary on the system's problems in Chapter 14 of "Xiaoyao Little Prince of the Tang Dynasty" written by Xiaoyao Xiaolandhu [Fourth Update].
Get the knife at the start! I admit it! But what the hell is riding a horse? Horses in ancient times were usually very tall! Especially the famous horse, which is only one-fifth as tall as a horse! Can you ride it and run without falling off? Then the county master leads hundreds of troops and weapons? Retarded, ah! Do you have this right? Sparkling