Wang Xuan traveled through time and became the ninth prince of the Great Xia Kingdom. With mediocre qualifications and incompetence, he became a victim in the royal struggle.
After being demoted in the Ming Dynasty, Wang Xuan was granted the title of King of Youzhou. On the same day, he awakened the emotional value collection system and gained a quasi-fairyland physique and top-level understanding.
Govern Youzhou, fight against the outside world and keep the inside at bay. While protecting the environment and the people, rely on collecting emotional value fluctuations to improve your cultivation level and reach the land of immortals.
"There is no need for immortals like you in Youzhou. I am the true immortal and will benefit the people!"
"Treat your friends as warmly as spring and give them surprises;"
"Be as cold as winter to your enemies and make them tremble."
Reader comments
The structure is clear, the writing is smooth, and the image of the male protagonist is well established. He is a bit crazy. I like it.
1. The structure of the novel is quite compact, the story is detailed and orderly, the plot is okay, and the characters have outstanding personalities. However, there is no very strong villain in more than fifty chapters so far. It is best to create one later.
2. I like the character Liu Ruyan very much, and I look forward to giving her more roles in the follow-up.
3. Let's make a final complaint. The supporting characters are too tool-like, and it would be better to be able to portray a group portrait.
To be honest, I think this book is quite good. I have read most of the novels for more than a year and abandoned them. This one has been waiting for an update. It makes me itchy and I check every day to see if there is an update.
I hope the author won't finish the book and will add more chapters every day.
It was a pleasure to read, it was my cup of tea, and I highly recommend it.
The protagonist is a drama queen, crazy at times and serious at times. He and Liu Ruyan are a perfect match. I fall in love with each other. I beg the author not to spoil this cp and stop playing tricks on the consumerist Ruyan Emperor.
The only drawback is that the update is a bit slow, and some chapters are beginning to have too many words, which is not a good habit.
Overall, it's a good read. At first I thought it was just an ordinary short story, but after reading it, I found that it was more than just enjoyable. The various weird metaphors in it were very accurate, full of black humor, and the pace was bright and not depressing.
The shortcomings are also obvious. Other people's systems are designed to cheat the protagonist, but this book's system is designed to cheat the homework. The system's ability to keep up with the number of words is truly outstanding.
This book is still a success. The protagonist tortures the scumbag all the way, which is extremely enjoyable, especially the battle in Beiliang later. It is so enjoyable.
The only drawback is that the updates are too slow. Others update twice a day. Author, please do your best too.
Okay, okay, although there are not many words, the plot is compact and it is super enjoyable to read.
The protagonist is witty and humorous, and the four girls are all very talented, pretending to be pigs and eating tigers along the way. The stories are interlocking. All in all, it's great.
The only question is, why should Chu Linger be offline? I hope to arrange for her to come back soon.
The first fifty chapters are very good, interlocking and the plot is compact. The middle part is a bit stretched, and too many words have been lost due to the system. It got better after one hundred chapters, but updates were slow again.
Overall it's okay, I'll give it four stars.
The storyline developed very smoothly. Maybe at the beginning. Looking forward to the follow-up text... The author must work hard to code. This update is too slow. Come on
The book here is okay, there are many metaphors, and many things are satirized later on, but maybe I am overthinking it. The writing is average, but the plot is okay, so I'll just watch it.
It's okay, it's quite interesting, you can read it. The only regret is that it doesn't feel that the macro context is very controlled.
The side story doesn't go on from the beginning, which kind of affects the reading experience and makes people with obsessive-compulsive disorder like me feel a little anxious while reading. . .
The structure is clear, the writing is smooth, and the image of the male protagonist is well established. He is a bit crazy. I like it. 1. The structure of the novel is quite compact, the story is detailed and orderly, the plot is okay, and the characters have outstanding personalities. However, there is no very strong villain in more than fifty chapters so far. It is best to create one later. 2. I like the character Liu Ruyan very much, and I look forward to giving her more roles in the follow-up. 3. Let's make a final complaint. The supporting characters are too tool-like, and it would be better to be able to portray a group portrait.
To be honest, I think this book is quite good. I have read most of the novels for more than a year and abandoned them. This one has been waiting for an update. It makes me itchy and I check every day to see if there is an update. I hope the author won't finish the book and will add more chapters every day.
It was a pleasure to read, it was my cup of tea, and I highly recommend it. The protagonist is a drama queen, crazy at times and serious at times. He and Liu Ruyan are a perfect match. I fall in love with each other. I beg the author not to spoil this cp and stop playing tricks on the consumerist Ruyan Emperor. The only drawback is that the update is a bit slow, and some chapters are beginning to have too many words, which is not a good habit.
Overall, it's a good read. At first I thought it was just an ordinary short story, but after reading it, I found that it was more than just enjoyable. The various weird metaphors in it were very accurate, full of black humor, and the pace was bright and not depressing. The shortcomings are also obvious. Other people's systems are designed to cheat the protagonist, but this book's system is designed to cheat the homework. The system's ability to keep up with the number of words is truly outstanding.
This book is still a success. The protagonist tortures the scumbag all the way, which is extremely enjoyable, especially the battle in Beiliang later. It is so enjoyable. The only drawback is that the updates are too slow. Others update twice a day. Author, please do your best too.
Okay, okay, although there are not many words, the plot is compact and it is super enjoyable to read. The protagonist is witty and humorous, and the four girls are all very talented, pretending to be pigs and eating tigers along the way. The stories are interlocking. All in all, it's great. The only question is, why should Chu Linger be offline? I hope to arrange for her to come back soon.
The first fifty chapters are very good, interlocking and the plot is compact. The middle part is a bit stretched, and too many words have been lost due to the system. It got better after one hundred chapters, but updates were slow again. Overall it's okay, I'll give it four stars.
The storyline developed very smoothly. Maybe at the beginning. Looking forward to the follow-up text... The author must work hard to code. This update is too slow. Come on
The book here is okay, there are many metaphors, and many things are satirized later on, but maybe I am overthinking it. The writing is average, but the plot is okay, so I'll just watch it.
It's okay, it's quite interesting, you can read it. The only regret is that it doesn't feel that the macro context is very controlled. The side story doesn't go on from the beginning, which kind of affects the reading experience and makes people with obsessive-compulsive disorder like me feel a little anxious while reading. . .