I wanted to be a good emperor, but found that my world was a B game. How to break it?
After dying in the eighth year of confinement as a deposed emperor, Ji Yue traveled to modern society.
She thought her fate in her previous life was because she didn't work hard enough, until she saw a B-game called "The Emperor's Handbook"...
The background is the familiar Daxia Dynasty. The story begins with the emperor's daughter ascending the throne and has multiple endings. The male protagonists you can conquer include the regent, the national advisor, the general, the son of an aristocratic family, the number one killer, etc.
Only then did Ji Yue discover that her past life experience was actually the standard BE ending in this game, which even the male protagonist could not defeat [The Forbidden Palace and the Abandoned Emperor].
In the second game, if you can't defeat the male protagonist, it will certainly not end well.
It turns out that it's not her who's wrong, it's the world!
Ji Yue spent all the gift packs in anger and played all the endings overnight. She saw different single-line endings such as [Mother Yi Tianxia], [Canary], [Opening up Territory], [Haoying Family], [Return to the Jianghu] and other single-line endings that will appear for different male protagonists in the strategy.
When she was about to complete the perfect ending of the last guide for all characters [The Minister under the Skirt], Ji Yue's eyes were dazzled, and she suddenly returned to the age of fifteen, the moment when she received the imperial edict of passing the throne——
This time, she also has a character panel that was filled with attributes in order to earn money for speed-running games.
Later, the male protagonists gradually awakened to the memories of being captured.
However, what Ji Yue is thinking about is: Which one should I start with?
#, This time I am a krypton gold player#
#None of you treacherous ministers and thieves can even think about it#
#Crematorium? Go to the execution ground, you guys#
Intention: To be a person who is self-consistent in his heart