
The System Forces Me to Be a Treacherous Official, Yet the People Beg Me to Take the Throne
系统逼我做奸臣,百姓却求我登基
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- Completed
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- 544k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 7mo ago
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A Treacherous Official as the Protagonist: Scheming Against the Court with Ambition to Spare
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It's super good-looking. When the protagonist wakes up and decides not to be a traitor, I actually got goosebumps while reading it! ! ! ! Lord Wang's death really awakened the protagonist! ! ! ! Absolutely amazing! ! ! There is only one requirement, no CP. There is no woman in my heart, so I draw my sword to the God of Nature! ! ! !
Looks good, Gu Su 99, and Mr. Su, why are you so handsome? You expand your territory, change your offensive and defensive shapes, and the limiter is lifted after the system disappears. It's so cool to have this power. When I think of all the countries coming to Korea in the future (including foreign countries), there will be only one voice in the world. I'm so happy. Come on, the author [shy]
Funny, interesting soul ferry, and the most unconventional one, but it detracts from the life of the male protagonist every time, which makes me sad. It should be rewarded in a small way.
Super super pretty. Master Wang's death is really a turning point in the protagonist's change. Xiao Su transformed from a person who was greedy for life and afraid of death to a real chief assistant. For Xiao Su, this is also a particularly unforgettable memory. I kind of want the author to write about movie viewing. Let this court, which did not have Xiao Su before, look at the praise of Xiao Su from later generations, [shy][admired]
Demining: (in combination with other comments) ①The system is a bit annoying in the early stage (but it disappears in the later stage) ②The label of this book feels a bit subtle, like a male channel and a female channel. Those who read the introduction may abandon the article after reading it. By the way, the author just let nature take its course and don't deliberately sell it (mainly because some of the articles I read before were very unnatural after deliberately selling it) ③The early stage is not attractive enough, mainly because the twists and turns are all made up by the imagination, and some places are a bit stiff (some reviews said), but it disappears in the later stage (why is it not the author? You said it yourself, why did Mr. Wang die) But overall I still like this article very much. In the early stage, I thought it was a cool article with no brains to fill in the protagonist. But since Mr. Wang's death, the protagonist's image has become more and more three-dimensional. He is no longer simply greedy for life and afraid of death. The plot gradually begins to go on the right track, and it becomes more and more interesting later on. Then, I think the relationship between the protagonist and Gu is very good. There is no deliberate sense of selling out (I haven't seen it so far). Instead, it is the atmosphere between close friends and family members (some people find it annoying, also for this reason). Even if it involves love, I think it is pure love or Plato. (Everyone has their dislikes. The author should not pay attention to those bad reviews, but I suggest that the author write some demining notes.)
It's very beautiful. I'm sure the rating will go up. I've read so many articles, but this description is very delicate and not too harsh. It's very beautiful. [Blow a kiss] I love it. The writing is getting more and more annoying. The first part is okay, but what the hell is written at the end?
It is a profound novel with a cool literary shell. It has great literary significance and the relationship between the characters is well handled. However, it may be because the pace is a bit fast and the details are not laid out enough, and some places are a bit stiff.
The author is really not lying. The front part is indeed not very good. The main reason is that the protagonist did something, and then there must be a follower behind him. Well, over-interpretation. If you can make this over-interpretation more natural, you will be better. Since you became the regent, things have basically gotten better. Even when the system gave up and didn't want to care about his life, it was basically fine [Cool]
Here, I saw a world that was false but full of reality, brought it into my own body, witnessed the vicissitudes of the times, and experienced the passionate youth - the loyal youth - the calm middle age - the peaceful old age. In the small words, it seems that we can briefly see our past. The ship is finished, the bloodstains of the past have long since melted into scars, and the new muscles and bones allow us to hold our heads high! Although people in later generations cannot ferry across time, they can still escape from time and engrave their growth experiences into the years. Respect the author, let me be a mortal, do powerful things, forget the breath of time, return to the door of choice, and see the other anchor point of thousands of changes [Blow kiss]
Although you can basically see the general direction of the plot later on, I like it very much. In the early stage of Funny Dihua and later stage, I mainly focused on the industrial empire. I thought that the empire would be gone after I finished writing. I didn't expect that the life of the protagonist was finished, and finally he returned to modern times and changed history. It became a republic and the feudal system was completely abolished. Zhao An, you are worthy of being taught by Su Changqing. In fact, in the early stage, I was worried about whether there would be disagreements. After all, I am in a high position, but fortunately the author did not issue knives. Lord Wenxin, there are not many knives. You can take a look