Quick Transmigration: The Gold-Medal Roleplayer

When I saw the first sentence, I thought the protagonist was called "Chu Yiyi"

At first, because of the marriage, my favorable impression of Chu dropped to negative (even though I knew it was a last resort). Fortunately, he was not the protagonist.

In fact, it feels better to write Qi Chu as the protagonist, which is such a pity.

I have no feelings for Yongsi, but I really like Qichu, ahhh!

My focus is that women are really miserable. Even princesses are nothing more than objects, used at any time to sacrifice and resist sins. They are used as sexual resources in exchange for rights, money and even time resources. If the princess is willing and takes the initiative to do it, it is a sacrifice for the country. But many times, they have no right to express their opinions at all, and can only be sent to others by their fathers, brothers, etc. In exchange for the resources they need.

I really like Qi Chu, but I don't recognize his talent, woo woo, why do I die so early, woo woo (┯_┯)

How many people will give up writing because of God's turning point? ? ? The introduction doesn't mention who is the protagonist, but a person who seems to be the protagonist suddenly dies at the beginning? ? ?

. . . It's actually a person, I'm a little confused +1, and I really like the character of Qi Chu, who is both loyal and treacherous. I originally thought that he would bear the humiliation and bear the burden to revive the country, but he died halfway and was "replaced" and the country perished. . . Unexpectedly, 2333 was so sad. . But I would like to say that you are really an actor. No matter the environment changes, you can play a good role without any supervisory emotions...

What is alive is Yongsi, what is dead is Qingming. When Qingming died, only the murderer remembered him, and no one knew about his death. Sad.

Perfect exposure... How did the emperor know?