Qi You, the emperor with a notorious reputation.
All he did was use his father's burial goods to pay the army.
He merely forced his eighteen-year-old stepmother, the Empress Dowager, to marry a powerful official.
He also stripped more than a hundred members of the imperial clan of their hereditary privileges.
And had a minister who served three reigns executed by the slow slicing death.
For this, people pointed at him and cursed: "Tyrant! Foolish ruler! Brute! You are an unfilial son and an uncaring ruler. You will bring your country to ruin! You will die a terrible death!"
Qi You: "..."
What was he supposed to do? Could he watch soldiers and commoners starve to death? Could he let treacherous officials line their pockets? Could he stand by while a young girl with her whole life ahead of her withered away in the imperial palace? Of course not!
Other people were the ones doing wrong. All he did was bring the wicked to justice and correct unreasonable rules.
Yet he was branded a foolish tyrant, a ruler who would bring his country to ruin.
What could he do? He wasn't good with words, and he didn't care much about managing his reputation.
So he would simply bear all the blame and prove his innocence through his actions.
But since he'd been saddled with the title of foolish tyrant, then...
A lake of wine, a forest of meat, a leopard house, and a tower reaching for the stars: arrange the lot!
A young emperor with real power should be free to do as he pleases.
Qi You: I, the dog emperor, like beautiful buildings.
Famous poems, paintings, and novels; capable ministers and generals; fine horses and sharp blades: acquire them all!
All the heroes of the realm, talented men and beautiful women, and rare treasures will be mine.
Qi You: I, the dog emperor, am an art lover who collects people like stamps.
Qi You diligently enjoyed himself, letting his reputation as a foolish, corrupt tyrant grow.
As he watched the empire's territory grow several times larger than that of the previous dynasty, medical care and education reach every corner of the realm, and clean governance ensure that every order was obeyed, Qi You exclaimed from the bottom of his heart: The creator of this glorious age is me, the dog emperor, the mighty and famous foolish ruler!
tips:
1. No CP.
2. The family has an imperial throne to inherit, but no children will be born.
3. No one has a one-sided or mutual crush on the protagonist.
4. To be determined.
Theme: Everything that happened yesterday has made me who I am today.
It's extremely cold at high places, Qi Xiaoqiao. And, you can let yourself go appropriately
So did you finally give the antidote to An Ye and the others?
Qi Xiaoqian is a bit weird, and raising children is a bit weird, but he has self-awareness and the results are pretty good
Got it, read half of the word
After reading the first half, I originally thought that Qi Xiaoqiu was mentally ill (really ill), but after watching the second part, I thought that he is an emperor, and he is an emperor facing a lot of mess. It is normal to be a little ill. (Big problems only arise when you are not sick)
I'm asking a question. It's not a comment or a writing guide, it's just a matter of confusion. I apologize in advance if it offends you. That is, the protagonist is only 17 or 18 years old. This age is not old enough in ancient times. Why is he starting to think about raising children and looking for an heir? Even if education has to start from childhood, is it too early? Moreover, a 17-year-old boy is not in a hurry to raise children, no matter in ancient times or modern times. At this age, the male protagonist should not focus on his career or enjoy life happily. Even if there is an order, and even if the male protagonist has a more mature personality, 17 is still too early. In ancient times, a 17-year-old emperor was a standard young emperor. Considering the life span of ancient people, and the fact that the male protagonist's family really has a throne to inherit, the male protagonist is in his twenties and has no heir, and he has no intention of establishing a queen or drafting a draft, so he decided to adopt a clan. House, this is a normal and reasonable direction, but how long has the male protagonist been in power? How old is he now? Is it a bit impatient to adopt a child? Anyway, I think the previous chapters are all good. But in the last few chapters, the male protagonist who wants to adopt a child but is soft-hearted towards the child makes me feel a bit awkward. Especially the way the male protagonist tolerates them while inspecting the adoption of children, but does not care much about them but is soft-hearted. I am really fascinated by it. Maybe, maybe, is it too early to tell the story about raising a child?
Qi Xiaoqian: It's okay. Let's discuss our own issues. It's not a big problem hahahahaha
I'm also a black and white person, I really like border collies, cow cats, and giant pandas.
Hahahahahaha It's hard for an upright official to stop household chores
Inheriting such a shabby start is better than founding the country and conquering the world. The path Qi Xiaoqiao took is difficult and painful, but if he can get to the end, it will definitely be a good ending. Come on! And, was it really Qi Xin who became the emperor in the end?!! Happy!! Come on, madam??