(Mainly about the male characters from Empresses in the Palace, quick transmigration, no romance pairings, not a mental-breakdown story, and the protagonist has some morals, but not many.)
Li Muze was a young disciple of an immortal in the cultivation world. He cultivated the Way of Unfeeling, also known as the Way of All Beings. One day, he saw a cultivator ascend to immortality in broad daylight and casually complained to his master, asking why he couldn’t be the one to ascend.
His master took offense, casually grabbed a mission System, 8888, from beyond the heavens, bound Li Muze to it, and sent him off to complete missions. The wishes all came from the world of Empresses in the Palace and were bizarre in every imaginable way, but Li Muze always managed to fulfill them to perfection.
World One: Become a reckless villain and put Sun’s young son on the throne.
World Two: Become Nian Gengyao and start anew with Nian Shilan.
World Three: Become Xiao Tang and refuse to be anyone’s scapegoat or lapdog.
World Four: Become Xia Wei and protect his precious daughter, Xia Dongchun.
World Five: Become Xiao Yunzi, leave the eunuch life behind, and pursue a new path through the imperial examinations.
Characters who have appeared so far: Kuang Tu, Nian Gengyao, Xiao Tang, Xia Wei, Xiao Yunzi, Xiao Shi, the Second Prince, Yu Ling, Xiao Guizi, Doctor Chen, Sun Zhuhe, Xiao Hezi, Moge, Xia Yi, Eunuch Duan, Li Bin, Zhang the Immortal, An Bihuai, Su Xi, Liu Ben, Prince Dun, Hong Hui, Xiao Luzi, A Jin, Xiao Dezi, Xiao Lezi, the Eighth Prince, the male fetus, Wei Lin, Xiao Youzi, Prince Heng, Shen Zishan, Su Peisheng, Xiao Weizi, Kangxi, Jiang Cheng, Jiang Shen, Jiang Zhongmin, Huang Guiquan, the Sixth Prince, Yuan Che, Chief Steward Gou, Liang Duorui, Zhen Yuandao, a young eunuch from the Imperial Household Department, Jiang Wenqing, Imperial Physician Xu, Niu Gulu Lingzhu, Chen Si, Yun Xi, Nian Fu, Nian Shilan’s brother-in-law, Jiang Fuhai, Zhou Ninghai, Kang Luhai, the Chief Astrologer of the Imperial Astronomical Bureau, Xu Jinliang...
It's great, really great! I've read hundreds of novels and TV series adaptations of *Empresses in the Palace* and *Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace*, and this quick-transmigration story is really good. Most of the characters are minor figures who only appeared once in *Empresses in the Palace*, which is very novel. The solutions are quick, accurate, and ruthless—super awesome!
It's pretty good, but it doesn't feel like a wish-fulfillment story.
The characters are all marginalized figures, offering a fresh perspective, and the stories are short and concise.
It's well-written, but aren't the stories too short? They ended before I even started reading.
It's alright, I finished reading it. I quite like reading these kinds of short stories, one or two chapters each.
It's really good, I've finished watching it.
It's good. Although it features a male lead, it doesn't have that annoying, overly elaborate harem plot, so it's worth watching.
Finally, someone is being kind to the Eighth Prince. Although historically, the Tenth and Ninth Princes were considered better, who cares? Anyway, historically, Emperor Yongzheng disliked the Ninth Prince the most, and there are plenty of novels that say he disliked the Eighth Prince the most.
Could the author use a multi-person dialogue/audiobook format?