Traveling through the Great Zhou Dynasty, I became a national master.
The system tells me: Everything in the world has a price.
So I learned the art of balance.
From then on, the people of Zhou Dynasty, who were in dire straits, had a savior.
As for why the people of Great Zhou are in dire straits, don't worry about that!
The people regard me as a god, and the emperor regards me as his national advisor.
But no one knows that behind every rescue, there is an invisible balance tilting.
The left hand is salvation, the right hand is destruction.
And every movement of the weight is changing the balance of the scale.
Which side should I choose?
In other words, do I still have a choice?
Reader comments
The author has a good idea. He wraps up an old story in the guise of the Dynasty of Luck and the Magic Stick. Of course, readers who want to see a solitary fairy will be disappointed. Overall, the idea is good.
If you like nanny development articles, you can read it
Except for the middle part of the investigation where I didn't have the patience to read it carefully, the rest is pretty good.
Good content, nice book
It's quite interesting. The protagonist was a national advisor in ancient times and tied the fate of a country to do things.
It's pretty good. I think it's an excellent work, but it's a bit short. I hope it will be updated more. Have you rested enough?
The author has a good idea. He wraps up an old story in the guise of the Dynasty of Luck and the Magic Stick. Of course, readers who want to see a solitary fairy will be disappointed. Overall, the idea is good.
If you like nanny development articles, you can read it
Except for the middle part of the investigation where I didn't have the patience to read it carefully, the rest is pretty good.
Good content, nice book
It's quite interesting. The protagonist was a national advisor in ancient times and tied the fate of a country to do things.
It's pretty good. I think it's an excellent work, but it's a bit short. I hope it will be updated more. Have you rested enough?