A max-level player with the in-game ID "Niu Huru Cuihua" brings her The Sims: Special Edition, Palace Intrigue System into the body of a lowborn girl in ancient times.
From the start, she gets a run-down courtyard. The System prompts her: Complete quests to earn points.
She bats her innocent eyes and sells the War God Prince's treasured sword as scrap metal to buy candied hawthorns;
then she uses "Truth or Dare" pills to make the richest man in the land sing "The Lonely Warrior" at court;
the cold-faced imperial physician makes an exception for her, and the empress's illegitimate son falls for her.
Just as the whole capital assumes she rose to power by being sweet and stupid...
The System suddenly malfunctions: Warning! Abnormal data stream detected! A player is attempting to tamper with the server!
She bites into a candied hawthorn and sneers. "Dungeon bug? Perfect. Let's format and reboot the server."
The favorability meters above all the male leads flash wildly: Weren't you supposed to be sweet and stupid? You're the final boss!
The author could improve the details of the novel. It's so uncomfortable to read a whole paragraph without breaking it into parts🤦. And it doesn't necessarily need parentheses to explain, it can be expressed in another way, and the description of the heroine's waistcoat is very deliberate. For example, a vest selling rainbow potion may create an ignorant persona in order to reduce the other party's vigilance, but the other party is not stupid, not too big and unnecessary, and words such as "muddleheaded and understand" appear too much, which really creates a sense of separation. You can add someone else's perspective. Taking Chinese reading comprehension as an example, describing the environment does not necessarily mean talking about the environment. I hope the author will continue to work hard