Zhao Jing transmigrated and became the newly enthroned young emperor of the Great Yu Dynasty.
But he couldn't shake a strange feeling. The maids, guards, and eunuchs always seemed to look at him as if they were... watching a monkey.
Never mind. It was probably because he was a puppet emperor.
In court, the chancellor held power over the entire realm. In the inner palace, the empress dowager ruled from behind the curtain, and beyond the borders, the barbarians watched hungrily...
Fortunately, he awakened the “Long-Lived Tyrant System.” As long as he ruined the nation's fortunes, he could become an immortal.
The first step to becoming a tyrant: indulge in women!
He immediately ordered the kidnapping of the powerful chancellor's daughter.
The people below reacted with panic, confusion, and... wait, why does that little palace maid look so excited?
Everyone knew that the book I was reading was a play. It was very entertainment-oriented and boring. There was no plotting, banditry, or cannibalism. If you look at it without the acting part, it is "normal" for ancient imperial power struggles to kill people, especially the protagonist who plays the role of "faint king". He only kills one person after more than 40 chapters.•ᴗ•💧 Maybe it's because the "dynasty" where the protagonist lives is too peaceful, and he doesn't feel like a foolish king, but just a mediocre king. Can the author write a story in which the protagonist is assassinated and bleeds after being assassinated during a private visit? Want to see the reaction of the protagonist, an ordinary person who has not yet transformed?
As of Chapter 56, five-star praise. A new way of writing, a workplace article with two layers of skin. The first layer is the old-fashioned Dihua Hunjun system, and the second layer is also the old-fashioned national variety show live broadcast. However, the two layers of old skins are superimposed to produce a quite wonderful effect. It is different from the two workplace articles on Journey to the West some time ago. It's a wonderful work of two people. Due to the conflict between the variety show live broadcast and the system, the author has dealt with the unreasonable aspects well now. The shortcoming may be that it is a little more enjoyable. Readers who are purely ignorant of the enjoyment may not watch this one. Overall, it is worth a look and I look forward to the follow-up. The rest of it is very ordinary, neither fainting nor crazy, losing the dream and turning into a big chicken leg.
The writing is okay, but it's a bit to my liking 🤦 I haven't read this kind of imaginative novel before, and I still can't guess the author's writing direction 🤦 (Why do some books get negative reviews upon reading? It's because you've read too many novels of the same type, and you know the author's subsequent development from the beginning, and you also know the development of several subsequent variants)
It's a pure and refreshing article, it's pretty good without being too brainy.
Yes, but some of the settings are not very good. It would be more interesting if it was broadcast live since childhood.
Haokan, a relatively new and rare subject like this? This is my first time reading this type of book. I think it's pretty good and the writing is pretty good. I didn't feel any obvious poisonous spots.
This book has great potential. I feel it could be popular. It is suitable for adapting into a short play. I want to see you on TikTok.
The idea is very good, the pace is fast, and the updates are quick
Is there anything of the same type, where the protagonist knows that it is possible to improve the country's luck and then avoids it?
The plot is very novel and the creativity comes from The Truman World. Although the author has a court role, it is generally readable. Although there is too much emphasis on workplace culture, it is very readable.