Also known as "The Random Adventures of an INTP" (revised version ghostwritten by Mr. System and edited by Zhang Qixi)
As for why the system is ghostwritten, it is as follows: First of all, Zhang Qixi definitely doesn't have time to write this kind of exploration record. Secondly, why do you use the first person to write about this piece of shit? Finally, the so-called mbti cannot generalize and represent everyone, so I may not be the so-called intp, above.
Alias "Guide on How to Make Friends with the Personalized System"
He was forced to be invited to become a powerless emperor who seemed to own the world but was actually constrained by the plot at every turn. When the new official took office, he had a conflict with his own system. I thought that the whole story would end, but I never thought about making friends with him, and thus started a long-lasting and wonderful adventure of cause and effect... It's strange.
The established ending cannot be changed, and everything will eventually move forward according to the so-called destiny.
Maybe you haven't considered why the supreme ruler of a highly hierarchical feudal society would yell like a primary school boy when faced with things he doesn't like, allow the so-called "prince" who is actually his own son to develop his wings despite his ambition, and dare to yell at the supreme ruler in the court. What is the king's law, and this emperor is not half as good as the latecomers in handling government affairs for N years. It is quite ridiculous. We can call it a "tool" to highlight the protagonist's incompetence. It promotes the development of the plot under appropriate circumstances, and then promotes and helps the relationship between the male and female protagonists through external forces. Finally, he is overthrown and allows them to usher in a harmonious and beautiful tomorrow.
But all this must be fun if you don't become a tool yourself.
