My name is Zhao Pan, I traveled through time and became the emperor of the Great Wilderness, and I am connected to a national fortune settlement system.
As long as the national destiny is ruined, he can return to modern times with 100 billion and become the richest man.
Isn't this simple?
On the first day I ascended the throne, I ordered the treasury to be opened and all the money given to the beggars on the streets.
All civil and military officials in the court knelt on the ground, crying for their fathers and calling their mothers, saying that I was a foolish king.
I was in good shape, but the next day there was an urgent report from the border: there were a bunch of retired veterans hidden among those beggars, and there was also a female general who had been excluded. They were so grateful that they spontaneously formed an army and directly helped me quell the border trouble.
The national luck value skyrocketed by 150,000.
I was anxious and ordered to cut military expenditures, re-employ traitorous officials, and reverse the old case of the late emperor.
After a set of operations, the queen looked at me with more and more admiration, the female general looked at me with more and more passion, and even the enemy queen surrendered with a dowry.
The Prime Minister knelt in the main hall with tears in his eyes: Your Majesty is wise! This is an unprecedented chess game!
I looked at the national luck value on the settlement panel, which was almost over one million, and chewed tobacco, feeling like crying.
I really just want to be a fool.
This is the emperor of the ages, whoever likes to be the emperor should be the emperor.
Reader comments
It feels like it was written by AI. It's a bit inconsistent. When I read Chapter 20 later, I felt a little confused. There were only 30,000 defenders, so why did it suddenly cost 100,000 clothes? And when it said about logistics, I thought it was cut off, but through some clever calculation, he actually let him wear it.
It feels like it was written by AI. It's a bit inconsistent. When I read Chapter 20 later, I felt a little confused. There were only 30,000 defenders, so why did it suddenly cost 100,000 clothes? And when it said about logistics, I thought it was cut off, but through some clever calculation, he actually let him wear it.