Qin Hong transmigrates into a novel and becomes the ultimate villain. His father is the Grand Preceptor, a powerful official who rules the court with an iron fist. His fiancée is the first empress of the Nanyang Dynasty. His future mother-in-law is the ambitious Empress Dowager, who rules from behind the curtain.
“Wait, isn't this the plot of the novel I'm working on?”
“The Grand Preceptor? That old schemer is going to usurp the throne and become emperor himself!”
“The empress? That woman hates me to the bone!”
“The Empress Dowager? She's ambitious and plotting to seize the throne.”
“I'm just a pawn in the power struggle between three big shots!”
And then there's that ridiculously overpowered protagonist...
Qin Hong's gaze sharpens. “Everyone, sit down. Let me show you how it's done!”
Although I don't know why the two stars are there, I feel that this book has a brain. Unlike other villain novels, where the system is used to do whatever it takes, and it is more of a protagonist than the protagonist. This book at least uses the brain, although the system is also very useful. In short, it is very good and worth reading.
It's interesting, isn't it? It's fun to watch. It would be better to change the part of the system that interferes with people's hearts less. After all, cheating in the matching game is not as fun as cheating in the human-machine game. The system interferes with people's hearts and manipulates them. This is no longer a human machine.
Well written, keep up the good work
Very good, finally someone with some brains
It's well written, but I feel like it just didn't appeal to me after reading it for a while.