[Brain-Boosting + Power Fantasy + Lighthearted Comedy + A Thoroughly Satisfying Read]
Ye Fan, a 28-year-old online fiction editor who specializes in reviewing power fantasies aimed at men and despises the tropes of romance fiction, unexpectedly transmigrates into a palace-intrigue novel aimed at women as the “tool prince.” He is destined to be deposed and serve as a stepping stone for the second male lead.
The System tells him that if he wants to stay alive, he has to correct this world’s “irrationalities.” Ye Fan looks over the plot and falls silent. The emperor creates a crisis for Prince Huai by targeting his own son?
Major court affairs are all resolved by the women of the harem?
The outcome of wars depends on who has the most imposing presence?
The treasury has Schrodinger’s money?
“…How did this novel ever get approved?”
Since he’s already transmigrated, he’ll use the methods of a male-oriented power fantasy to carve out a path to victory in a world of romance fiction.
The original heroine throws herself at him?
“Sorry, Your Highness has no interest in you. You’re good at medicine, so report to the Imperial Medical Academy.”
The original hero launches a rebellion?
“Ye Liufeng, do you know where you went wrong? You spent all your energy chasing women.”
This is the story of an online fiction editor using logic to crush lovestruck fools and reason to defeat plot-driven deaths.
I just want to know, according to what you wrote, is this King Huai really the Queen Mother and the late Emperor's?
Where is the tyrant? Not even you are violent! Male video, you play palace fighting? Isn't that all the inheritance law of Xuanwu Sect? Still fighting in the palace? As long as King Huai is gone, who can still be your threat?