After transmigrating to the Great Qian Dynasty, Su Changkong awakens the [Tragic Traitor System].
If he fails at rebellion and is executed by the emperor four times, he can return to the modern era and gain immortality.
So Su Changkong pushes the limits of reckless behavior.
The first time, he leads three thousand peasants in an attack on the capital. But the Minister of War turns out to be corrupt, the city wall collapses, and they nearly break through. Su Changkong hurriedly shouts his surrender and begs to be executed.
For his first three rebellions, the late emperor pardons him each time, saying, “He’s young and ignorant.” Su Changkong actually outlives the emperor.
For his fourth attempt, Su Changkong looks at the newly enthroned seven-year-old emperor and decides to go big. He gathers the brothel guards from across the city and launches another rebellion!
When he proudly charges into the Golden Throne Hall to await his death, the officials weep bitterly: “Lord Su, the late emperor’s edict says that if you rebel a fourth time, it means the court is corrupt. Please ascend the throne and become emperor immediately!”
Su Changkong falls apart: “I just wanted to die once. How did the imperial robes fly onto me by themselves?”
