In the Daqian Dynasty, the prince Zhao Wujiang was deposed for being "weak in benevolence" and was given a glass of poisonous wine.
But he didn't die because the "tyrant development system" awakened in his body.
On this day, above the golden dome of Daqian Palace, dark clouds pressed over the city.
Zhao Wujiang was dressed in a red robe, with three thousand divine machine battalions of the enemy Wei behind him, and beside him was the enemy's empress, who was dominating the country.
What he was holding in his hand was not the betrothal gift, but the head of the eunuch who had delivered the decree and the blood-stained waistbands of the three younger brothers vying for the throne.
Zhao Wujiang looked down at the trembling old emperor on the dragon throne: "Father, my son is getting married today. Is it not too much to lend your faucet as a wine glass?"
