[Goofy college girl + lighthearted + loosely plotted, everyone loves Ruyi (seriously), unifies the harem and drains the scumbag emperor dry]
Also known as: “Ruyi Syndrome Is Both a Talent and a Tactic,” “In Physical Harem Warfare, Might Makes Right”
A college student fails her grad school entrance exam, drinks herself into a stupor, and wakes up as Ruyi.
Fine, fine. Let’s see how she can use Ruyi Syndrome to get the harem in order.
First, she rescues Wei Yanwan and teaches her how to get away from her jerk of a boyfriend.
Then she gives Hailan a lesson called “The Pursuit and Meaning of Life.”
After that, she chats with Jin Yuyan, patiently drilling into her that once a daughter is married off, she’s like water poured out.
There’s also the Empress Dowager, whom she simply sends off to a palace retreat to enjoy her retirement.
She breaks through the princess’s imperial-lineage complex and turns an enemy into an ally. As for the emperor… as long as he stays alive and spends more time on useful things and less time breaking up fights, the treasury will be full enough for everyone in the harem to eat, drink, and be merry!
This author is truly a genius. Coming from the previous work, Gong Dou does not necessarily have to be a life-or-death fight. I can see the warmth of human nature in this large work. When the protagonist comes to this place, he must change something and bring something. Both books feel that the author is a very warm person. This kind of warm palace fighting is really good.
This author is truly a genius. Coming from the previous work, Gong Dou does not necessarily have to be a life-or-death fight. I can see the warmth of human nature in this large work. When the protagonist comes to this place, he must change something and bring something. Both books feel that the author is a very warm person. This kind of warm palace fighting is really good.