I'm Just a Dog! What Bad Intentions Could I Have?

Jin Duoduo is a golden retriever, the smartest dog at the dog training camp [according to himself], and a very good boy. He was sleeping soundly at home when some guy called System bound him. And so Jin Duoduo began saving villains. When a villain invited him to dinner, he polished off a whole basin of rice in one go, then secretly hid some bones to take home and chew on. When a villain told him to study, Jin Duoduo looked at his own dog paws and nodded. With a splat, he pressed all five toes onto the paper. The villain was so angry that steam practically came out of his head. Watching that steam, Jin Duoduo started craving bones. Jin Duoduo thinks he's incredibly clever. He can speak human language, walk on two legs like his mom, and even write. He really is the smartest dog at the dog training camp. He's amazing! What's so hard about saving a villain? It's easy, Jin Duoduo thought with baffling confidence. The Book of Worldly Power is a political intrigue novel aimed at male readers. At first, the protagonist is simple and kind, adored by everyone. Later, his character completely falls apart. The Eleventh Prince is sweet on the outside and dark within, stopping at nothing to achieve his goals. He kills Xie Wen, the Eunuch of Nine Thousand Years, who had always followed him and loved him. His ruthless methods leave everyone stunned. He drives apart two people who could have stayed together for the rest of their lives, separating them forever. He turns a mother and son against each other, making them fight to the death. He has an innocent smile and an unthreatening appearance, yet his hands are stained with countless lives. Readers love how cold and ruthless he is. He cares only for the empire, not for romance. An emperor should act like an emperor. Readers adore him, go wild for him, and bang their heads against walls for him. Top, with a reborn bottom of uncertain disposition x a warm and lively dog-like top