Ying Qian wins the Big Bluffing System and becomes a prince.
As long as he bluffs someone, he can copy their strengths. And so, a prince who is both cautious and a master of deception is born.
He bluffs Liu Bang: “Big bro, don’t worry. When the time comes, I’ll make you a king. Don’t you trust me?” [Host successfully bluffed Liu Bang and gained his skills in reading people’s expressions, employing and judging talent, and acting up a storm.] In the end, Liu Bei is made the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King and spends every day guarding the palace gates. He bluffs Han Xin: “Big bro, you’re wasting your talent here. As it happens, I have an elite army of 200,000. I’ll put you in command of all of them. You can get some battlefield experience, too.”
[Congratulations, Host successfully bluffed Han Xin and gained his military strategy skills.]
Before Hu Hai takes the throne, he leads Han Xin to the First Emperor’s mausoleum at Mount Li.
He bluffs the convicts: “Folks, I’m the First Emperor’s son. I’m here to bring you some warmth...”
[Host successfully bluffed 200,000 convicts and gained...]
In the end, Han Xin reluctantly leads 200,000 convicts to clear the court of traitors on behalf of the First Emperor’s corpse.
Ying Qian becomes emperor. Looking at everyone under his command, he says, “Surely you all trust me by now.”
His subjects respond with a collective eye roll.
Very good, the logic is clean, organized, and not brainless.
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Very good, clear logic
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