He transmigrates into Investiture of the Gods as King Zhou, Zi Shou, and receives the Super Great Tyrant System, a golden finger that lets him trade Tyranny Points for power.
Tyranny Points can be exchanged not only for Zhao Gao, Zhang Rang, and the Four Great Beauties, but for all kinds of weapons, martial arts manuals, and more.
Zi Shou thinks, King Zhou was already a tyrant. With a Super Great Tyrant System on top of that, how hard can it be to play the tyrant?
But the System gives him a Hell-level rating.
So Zi Shou, who is determined to be a tyrant, accidentally becomes an emperor for the ages after one outrageous stunt after another.
All you tyrant predecessors, I'm really trying my best to be a tyrant!
Who can tell me how I can fail at seducing Daji, indulging in wine pools and meat forests, torturing people with the bronze pillar and scorpion pit, lighting beacon fires to amuse the feudal lords, and building the Great Wall and the Grand Canal, yet still become an emperor for the ages?
An unconventional story. The blurb doesn't do it justice, so read the novel.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The problem with King Zhou's name: King Zhou could be called Di Xin or Zi Shou. The encyclopedia clearly states that Prince Zhou's name is Shou, so there is no problem. If you think you like Dixin better, please reply downstairs and I will correct it.
Isn't it delicious that all the authors are dissatisfied?
One of the reasons why King Zhou became a faint king is that he knew his own destiny. No one who can be a king is stupid. He has been in contact with Zhong all the year round. It is impossible not to know the immortals and gods, and how powerful ancient carving techniques can be. He will be fascinated by a stone and give up from the moment he is affected. Personal thoughts
Does The Romance of the Gods use martial arts techniques?
Keep up the good work, need to improve