Let This King Think

Shen Zhuoqing is a miserable game designer who transmigrates into the game he's working on, The Age of Prosperity, and becomes its frail Seventh Prince, too weak to carry a bow or lift a sword.

The Seventh Prince is naturally timid. The imperial relatives above him eye him hungrily, treating him like a handy pawn to use as they please: they frame him for crimes every three days and poison him every five. Outside the palace, the enemy has a powerful army ready to storm the city gates at any moment. He's been appointed commander-in-chief and is about to go to war for his country.

The good news: he has a golden finger. He can see a personal profile for every character who appears, and even edit it.

The bad news: the feature is incomplete. He can change only one character at a time, and the edits are temporary.

Shen Zhuoqing: You dare mess with a wage slave who works 007 hours?

From then on, the feudal dynasty gained its strictest father.

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The Second Prince summoned Shen Zhuoqing to his residence once again, intending to make him a laughingstock as usual and liven up the poetry gathering.

Shen Zhuoqing pulled up the Second Prince's profile: [Hypocritical and treacherous, exceptionally skilled at poetry]

With a sweep of his brush, he changed it to: [Exceptionally skilled at obscene poetry]

At the poetry gathering, inspiration poured from the Second Prince, and he wrote in one go: