I Was Only Eight Years Old, and the Civil and Military Officials of the Manchu Dynasty Forced Me to Rebel.

This protagonist is really lucky. First of all, the protagonist's first plan is full of loopholes. What is the method of giving explosives to the enemy as soon as the protagonist dies? I'll wait for a while and then do some research to get the general situation. After all, according to the description in the book, the emperor still pays some attention to the protagonist. He must have a certain understanding of the protagonist's situation. Think about it, where did the protagonist come from such a loyal person to do these things for him? It's even more ridiculous to trick people in and kill them one by one. If someone goes in and no one goes out, won't people be suspicious? There is also a push for grace. Do you want to guess what happened to the person who proposed the push for grace? Also, that scholar is really disgusting. Although the setting is mindless, it shouldn't happen so often! Even if the protagonist doesn't feel sick, I still feel sick In short, this book cannot be said to be about a battle of wits, only about the fate of the protagonist at play.

It looks good, the characters are full-bodied, and the details are well controlled. The most important thing is that the protagonist is very decisive in killing people [laughs][laughs]