Gong Yansheng transmigrates into a country that relies on divination for everything. He can't help thinking that the people there must have something wrong with their heads.
Even when someone is chasing him down to kill him, they have to consult the oracle first: Today is an inauspicious day for killing.
Then the pursuer turns around and leaves.
Gong Yansheng: The greatest invention in the world! (smiles)
In this country, sacrificial rites are of the utmost importance. Even a dying passerby clutches his hand and says, "Sacrifice... to Heaven..."
Gong Yansheng: ...You're about to die. Maybe don't worry about that right now?
While he stands there bewildered, countless soldiers arrive to arrest him. Gong Yansheng is forced onto the altar, and only then does he learn that the so-called passerby was the country's only prince.
The realm is in turmoil, and the people are suffering. The court has no intention of solving the problems, so it asks the gods instead.
Thus, the Imperial Preceptor holds a rite to Heaven. But the emperor is critically ill, and the runaway prince is the only candidate.
Gong Yansheng: This country might as well fall apart as soon as possible! (smiles)
When he finally regains his freedom, he also witnesses the people's suffering: a terrible drought, a raging plague, floods pouring down, the earth shaking, fierce winds howling... He watches helplessly as too many people die, and there is nothing he can do.
In the end, he chooses to return.
Because only by sitting in the highest seat can he give more people a chance to live.
He overcomes every obstacle and lets the people recover;
He stays calm in the face of danger and orders the generals to repel foreign invaders;
He promotes capable people, bringing the farmers bountiful harvests;
He works day and night until the realm is prosperous and its people live in peace...
And the people of the realm credit it all to the gods.
Gong Yansheng smiles: This is so damn ridiculous.
Gong Yansheng has never believed in ghosts or gods.
When a blind old man can pinpoint his location,
Gong Yansheng exclaims, "What a keen sense of smell."
When his ministers point at the space behind him in terror, he turns around. A mass of black mist instantly gathers into a black cat, which leaps into his arms.
Gong Yansheng happily pets the cat: Good kitty.
The sound of a beast devouring flesh rings through the palace in the dead of night, and everyone is terrified.
Gong Yansheng looks up in bewilderment as he feeds his parrot: "What a strange thing to happen."
The parrot discreetly hides the bloodstains among its feathers and cries out, "Absurd! Absurd!"
Gong Yansheng smiles too and says, "That's right. Absolutely absurd."
If you don't believe in ghosts or gods, you can only rely on yourself.
He promotes the worthy, welcomes criticism, and raises the nation's prestige.
When he turns around to look back, an entire generation stands behind him.
How a transmigrator who was pushed onto the throne became a true emperor.
I'm Really Not Your Highness!
Actually, I'd Rather Be Emperor.
Maybe Being the Imperial Preceptor Isn't So Bad...
*Everything in this story comes from the author's imagination. Everything is...
Theme: Superstition is no good
Wow... Now that I've seen it, I feel like it's very well written. It's very dramatic style and the author's writing style isn't bad either.
Where in the world do gods come from? What's the use of praying. If so, there must be some weird things added to make such weird human beings.
Dihualiu. I feel that the author should change the label. This is not easy. A bit Cthulhu
Is this book really free of cp?
Just looking at the text, do you think there are really ghosts and gods? Is this book about the struggle between time-travelers and real gods? Is it mainly about solving natural and man-made disasters in the country? Perspective of squatting comment area 🍉
The protagonist is too naive. He looks so similar to the prince. Others don't know that he is not the prince. Even if those who know tell King Yu that he is not the real prince, as long as he is not sure that the prince is dead, his similar appearance to the prince will be a disaster. King Yu will definitely kill the protagonist in order to secure the throne. Of course, I reasoned according to the normal logic of Machiavellian writing. I feel that the background of this article is a bit weird... [Let me be healthy]
This reminds me of the power of the dragon 🐶
I have wondered countless times whether I have no CP. Forget about men and women, there are still men and women
When will Luo come online? He has been offline for a long time.
I feel like the writing is so boring. The color tone throughout the whole article is gray and dark. Is this a sadistic article?