Lessons from the Evil God

Before he transmigrated, Neil was a study machine, grinding himself to the bone.

After he transmigrated, Neil was still a study machine, but now he was grinding himself to the point of life and death.

On his first day of college, his advisor told him that, as a history student, he should start by studying the school's history.

That night, Neil opened the thick, yellowed volume of school history in the library:

The Antarctic geological expedition team was attacked by an unknown creature;

The biology department's rainforest fieldwork team was attacked by an unknown creature;

The Egyptian archaeological exhibition was attacked by an unknown creature;

The library was attacked by an unknown creature;

Neil closed the school history book and revised the plan in his notes.

Goal: graduate alive.

Lovecraftian horror, the kind with health bars

Coming soon: Beneath the Tyrant

The day the crown prince was murdered, Zhao Si saw it with his own eyes.

An iron ring pierced the prince's cheeks, and heavy shackles bound his limbs. He was dragged from the prison to the execution ground, leaving a trail of bloody footprints.

The execution ground was a pile of firewood. A wooden pole stood on the pile, with a crosspiece fitted with a pulley.

Two eunuchs pulled the prince by his tongue and hair, dragging him up a ladder and hanging him over the pile.

First they gouged out his eyes and pulled out his hair. Then they clamped his tongue with an iron hook and tore it out by the root. They chopped off his hands and feet, then slit open his belly, spilling his guts everywhere.

In the end, the flames were a release for the prince.

The emperor sat by the execution ground, drinking and feasting with beautiful women as he watched the blazing pyre and heard the screams, as if he were watching a performance.

When the fire died down, the prince's concubines and children were brought forward and executed one by one.

The youngest child was a favorite of the emperor's, so he had the eunuchs bring the child over before they carried out the execution.

The child clutched the emperor's clothes and cried until he died, but was never granted a pardon.

After the eunuchs carried away the dead child and threw him beside the ashes with his mother, the emperor looked around and asked, "Who was close to the crown prince?"

That day, one hundred and twenty-seven court officials and members of the royal family were sentenced to death, including Zhao Si's parents and older siblings.

It's basically just a little story about everyone joining a rebellion together.

Theme: Love life, love living.