Your Majesty, Please Sentence Me to Death
请陛下赐臣死罪
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 125k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The book's central theme is the protagonist's transformation from a desire for death and a mission to witnessing the world's suffering, the people's unrest, and the nation's turmoil. He begins to change, wanting to remain in the world, striving to ensure everyone has enough to eat, children have access to education, and to uphold justice and punish the wicked. In his final, endless cycle of reincarnation, he works tirelessly for his country and its people—a story about saving humanity.
Hello, I'm one of your readers. I'm from a rural area, and we raised a donkey. This donkey was incredibly talented, especially skilled at grinding grain. He was very creative, and the flour he ground was loved by everyone in the village. Even wealthy people from big cities would come specifically to buy his flour. This donkey possessed extraordinary wisdom and worked diligently every day.
Is this a harem? If not, I'm leaving. After all, everyone has a bit of a pervert while reading.
Anyway, I think it's pretty good, it suits my taste. The protagonist might be labeled as selfish and lecherous, but let me ask you guys, aren't you all lecherous? Selfishness is inevitable, it's certain. Having traversed countless reincarnations, a little selfishness is a good thing, otherwise you wouldn't even know how you died. I'm speechless.
It's quite good and exciting; I hope the author doesn't abandon the story. The protagonist's desire to die is a great premise. Without threats, he can act freely, making it less stifling to read. Furthermore, the protagonist is charming but not vulgar, and there's no fixed female lead, which I really like. Many well-written stories add a female lead, but she's often brainless, which is a flaw.
That's what you call vision! It's way superior to those mindless wish-fulfillment novels out there. [Learned something new]
A very good book
I'm so upset. After I finished reading, I found out that his last update was in 2022. Why did I have to run into him?
It's really good. Maybe it's just my biased view of BL, but I always felt that Li Yaoxing and the protagonist were a perfect match.
Does anyone know why this book I stayed up all night reading was abandoned?