The Tyrant Father Eavesdropped on My Thoughts and Went Crazy.

Helian Sisi wore a book and transformed into a little princess born to a concubine who was banished to the cold palace. She was still a poor ghost who was thrown into a bucket and drowned by her tyrant father at birth. The moment before she was thrown into the water tank, she cursed in her heart. [No wonder you are surrounded by spies, no wonder you were stabbed by your most beloved Concubine Yun. Kill all your biological daughters! Are you still a human being? Then Helian Sisi was fished out of the water by the tyrant at the last moment. The person who was pushed into the water became Concubine Yun. Helian Sisi became the only princess raised in the tyrant's palace. One day, the tyrant went to court and executed the entire family of a Cambodian civil servant who was sentenced to death. As soon as he returned to his bedroom, he heard his youngest daughter complaining. [If nothing unexpected happens, my father is going to kill someone again today. Does he know who is killing everyone today? It's his biological father's family! How could his own father rebel? On the second day, the tyrant granted a general amnesty to the whole country, pardoned the civil servants' family, and restored all officials in that family to their posts. [My father is actually not a bad person, but he was deliberately taught bad by his master. The art of the emperor is not to stop killing with killing, or to fight violence with violence. The tyrant pondered for a moment, then asked a spy to go to the enemy's palace to steal a copy of the Emperor's Art, and polish it with great concentration every day. The dynasty that was supposed to be destroyed in less than three years has become more and more prosperous. In the original work, the male protagonist who wanted to destroy the tyrant turned out to be the prince of the former dynasty of the enemy country, and he was restored to the enemy country. The tyrant has also become an emperor in the eyes of the people. Helian Sisi: [No, I seem to have put on the wrong book.