The protagonist steals Li Shimin's System and successfully reboots it. He makes a fool of Li Er, then gives him an ending he never saw coming.
This book focuses on plot and plants clues that pay off far down the line. It aims to surprise readers out of nowhere.
This book strives to deliver the thrill of crushing others with superior intelligence and superior tactics.
Leave the fighting and killing to the underlings.
High-ranking figures can wipe out an enemy fleet with a flick of the finger. They can insult someone to their face and still have that person smile back.
That's another kind of thrill.
This book's System can generate many reference books. Each book can be upgraded into an entirely new System, used to open up a new world or create a custom map.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Since ancient times, you have become a king and lost a bandit. Why the hell do you keep people behind? New Year?
Li Er was not killed at the beginning of the book, because there was another plan. It's not about staying and killing people. The style of that book is really not suitable for readers who cannot tolerate their enemies for a second. Otherwise, just keep reading and you will figure it out. My writing style is more plot-oriented. This naturally requires laying the groundwork and solving the problem unexpectedly. Constantly surprise readers.
I've never complained about your book. It's so ****. If you don't kill Li Shimin, how can the temperature of the country determine the benevolence of a woman?