(This is not AI-generated. The author wrote it to practice using adjectives, so read with caution. I recommend checking out the author’s other books.) Film emperor Xie Bucai transmigrates into another world as a fraud. To stay alive, he claims to be a lost king, only to be brought back to the palace by the mad, snake-beautiful tyrant Adrian for “observation.” With his life hanging by a thread, he has to rely on his acting skills!
Xie Bucai is handsome and noble on the surface, with an air of profound wisdom, but inside he’s constantly making sarcastic comments and anxiously keeping his secret identity under wraps. Adrian is a cold, seductive tyrant with a serpent’s tail. His golden, slit-pupiled eyes fix on his prey; he’s unhinged and blunt, and delights in exposing people.
Bound to a useless card-drawing System, Xie Bucai’s first draw is a foul-mouthed, anxious old butler? He’s horrified. But when the butler instantly spots a thousand-year-old mistake hidden in the royal archives, the tyrant gives a playful smile. “Interesting. Your ‘kingdom’ overlooks not even a speck of dust.”
He risks everything to put on a performance, unaware that the tyrant has seen through him all along, but finds him… interesting. Watch as the film emperor uses a stack of “useless cards” to stage the rise of a divine kingdom that sweeps across the continent, right under the tyrant’s nose!
Xie Bucai (gong): A handsome, refined film emperor with a busy inner monologue, skilled at disguises and snark.
Adrian (shou): A cold, seductive snake-beautiful tyrant, domineering and blunt, with both a controlling streak and a playful side.
When a film emperor’s lies meet a madman’s scrutiny, a game of heart-pounding intrigue begins.
The big imagination is very good, very beautiful 😍The writing is very good, and there is plenty of meat to read.
The teacher's article is the fastest paced I have ever read.