——After some calculations, I changed the name to "His Majesty the Human Emperor's Guide to Wise Kings".
——You may not believe it, but I coded it on a single machine for a year, so I saved the entire text (oh hahaha ~ villain's laughter)!
——9 O'clock in the evening, 3000+ daily updates
——Now "What should I do if my best friend is my rival?" (Ambitious ferocious wild dog x weak beauty who pretends to be a pig and eats a tiger) is working hard on coding and is preparing to save the full text in the manuscript. Can you beg for a small collection?
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Gu Yuan had no ambitions since he was a child. His lifelong pursuit was to cling to his thigh, eat and die, and become a big chicken farmer in Sichuan.
But one day, Gu Yuan met a very beautiful pheasant. His lifelong pursuit seemed to have changed. He wanted to fatten up this beautiful pheasant.
But the more I looked at this pheasant, the more I felt something was wrong. It looked as beautiful as a phoenix.
Gu Yuan thought about this and pondered slightly. Isn't that chicken really a phoenix? !
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After meeting the chicken, Gu Yuan had a dream.
It was a magnificent palace. He was wearing a twelve-color crown and a black robe with twelve chapters. He was sitting on a dragon chair. A pair of jade-like arms were wrapped around his neck, and her charming lips were close to his mouth with a smile.
His face was full of disgust, but he couldn't push the person away and let the person get closer.
Under the high dragon chair, there are hundreds of civil and military officials standing. They hold wat tablets and lower their heads, each with their own agenda.
Throughout the hall, only the laughter like silver bells echoed endlessly.
In the dream, Gu Yuan couldn't see the man's face clearly, he could only see a little cinnabar in the corner of his eyes.
But every time that person came close, it made him feel extremely sick. Although he was a noble emperor, he still had to bear the demands of that person.
The man said: "I'm jealous."
He canceled the draft and sent all the maids in his palace to other palaces.
The man said again: "I want you."
He immediately suspended the morning court and pulled down the golden curtain in front of the dragon chair to satisfy the man's interest.
Everything he did was not because he liked him, but because his country could not do without him.
Ridiculously happy, all the civil and military officials in the court knelt in front of the Jinluan Hall with red faces.
The man sat on his lap, with loving eyes and charming smile. He smiled and said: "I know you are only happy with me for your country, and I also know you will never love me..."
The man's voice seemed to be choked with sobs, and he was helpless and crazy...
"But don't forget, it was you who dragged me off the altar... But I don't blame you, because I... Will always love you..."
"Even if you die... I still love you..."
"My Majesty..."
……
Gu Yuan woke up suddenly. He covered his chest with both hands and gasped for air.
Later he knew that this was not a dream.
It's his previous life.
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Gu Yuan woke up and looked at the sleeping boy next to him. The boy was good-looking and looked very expensive.
He has a simple name, Chu Qi.
The seventh day of the lunar month is that beautiful pheasant.
He liked Gu Yuan very much, and even after transforming into a human being, he ate and slept with Gu Yuan.
Gu Yuan was awakened by his dream. When he came back to his senses, he saw Chu Qi sleeping soundly beside him. He became playful and snatched the thin quilt that was draped over Chu Qi's body.
Chu Qi was unprepared. After being snatched away from her quilt, she instinctively sat up in shock, but fell to the ground due to the large range of movements.
He rubbed his butt that hurt from the fall and complained: "You are such a bad sleeper."
Gu Yuan laughed out loud, and when Chu Qi saw this, he even complained naggingly.
Suddenly, Gu Yuan's laughter stopped. Chu Qi couldn't help but look up and saw Gu Yuan looking at her blankly.
With their eyes facing each other, Gu Yuan's gaze slowly moved and landed on the cinnabar mole in the corner of Chu Qi's eye.
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PS:
1. Double cleaning, 1V1.
2. The third life plot line, chasing his wife in the crematorium.
3. Gods, demons, and ghosts come from ancient mythology.
4. The character's three views are not the same as the author's three views.
5. I love you! Yeah, yeah!
Purpose: The people are the most important, the country is the second most important, and the king is the most important.
Reader comments
Ah, I really can't stand this protagonist. I can't understand what the author wants to express. He had quite a charismatic personality at the beginning. I thought I was offensive and controlling, but now the protagonist is completely brainless, and his personality is very dark. His outlook is inherently problematic. I didn't see him trying to control himself. Even if the saint turns black, he won't want to take action. If we say vicious, then it has been vicious from the beginning. It's not that no one wants to eat it. The problem is that the description was very good in the beginning, but now it is like this. It feels like it is written out of control. The protagonist is now described as more disgusting than his uncle. His uncle is a real villain and he feels like a hypocrite. It feels like I have a shell of being controlled, so I have a reason for doing evil things. But it was indeed his own evil thoughts and he really did those evil things. You also have to find a bunch of reasons for yourself. Really, I can still make excuses for the first two, but I really can't stand these two and want to run away. I know that writing is difficult, so I won't give negative marks. When I read the article, I first look at the three aspects, secondly, the style of writing, and thirdly, the writing style. Maybe I want to describe the complexity of human nature and the protagonist's forced and struggle, but now the writing is not enough and I can't control it, which makes the three views out of control. I don't see the struggle, I can only feel that the protagonist is a hypocrite, and he has not even reached the level of a hypocrite. [Cracked] If this is foreshadowing, I'm sorry I can't understand it. These two are really disgusting.
Can we take revenge on this Moon God in the future? ? ? It's really disgusting and abominable. Moon God must have retribution for doing these things. Please, I'm so angry. I hope that the two protagonists will not let him go and let him have a taste of the cause and effect.
Isn't ten taels a bit too much? [Transformation] [Transformation] If you give too much, it will be easy for others to rob you (such as blatantly giving and accepting). No matter what era it is, even if the emperor governs well, there are villains who are greedy for money. On the other hand, I remember that in the Dream of Red Mansions, Grandma Liu received twenty taels of silver, which was enough to support her family (family of five) for one year. The converted candied haws on a stick should only cost a few cents or a dozen dollars. Even one tael of silver is too much. Why don't the author change it to one tael? Ten taels is too exaggerated.
Speaking of which, the setting of the Human Emperor's divine personality feels a bit weak. Can the Moon God meddle in the cause and effect of the world at will? Moreover, it was said that the human emperor's divine personality was sealed, and I felt that it was not affected at all. , One after another, one after another, I feel that I really don't have any cause and effect at all. What I see now is still a bit hazy. Let's see how it is written. But if it is really because of what Mr. Yue did this month that there is a gap between the two people, or the protagonist becomes delirious and stupid. It just feels like something like that. Rather than saying this, it is better to say that the country needs the protagonist to implement some policies, and then this policy was opposed by the survivors who had previously murdered the young emperor, and then induced the people to rebel. The protagonist suppressed these survivors, thus completely eradicating the curse of heaven in one go. I think this may make the logic clearer. Of course, it's just a little bit of ideas, but it doesn't mean you know how to write. I just don't want the protagonist to be led by this Mr. Yue.
It's tied. It's so sad. I feel like both of them were actually attracted to each other, but in the end it turned out to be like this. It's an indescribable feeling [Lie flat] [Lie flat] [Lie flat]
I think it will be a good read.
I can't help but make the protagonist so stupid. Although he doesn't have common sense, after entering such a village where something is obviously wrong, he still says that "no one is normal", "it's normal to be quiet", "it's normal to only see willows and locust trees". Can you not write the protagonist like this? After all, he was still the emperor in his last life.
"Gu Beifeng: "..."You..." Catch a big bug for the author~
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"She blinked her big eyes for a while, confused..." This is a big bug for the author~
Is there anyone here called Chuqi?
Ah, I really can't stand this protagonist. I can't understand what the author wants to express. He had quite a charismatic personality at the beginning. I thought I was offensive and controlling, but now the protagonist is completely brainless, and his personality is very dark. His outlook is inherently problematic. I didn't see him trying to control himself. Even if the saint turns black, he won't want to take action. If we say vicious, then it has been vicious from the beginning. It's not that no one wants to eat it. The problem is that the description was very good in the beginning, but now it is like this. It feels like it is written out of control. The protagonist is now described as more disgusting than his uncle. His uncle is a real villain and he feels like a hypocrite. It feels like I have a shell of being controlled, so I have a reason for doing evil things. But it was indeed his own evil thoughts and he really did those evil things. You also have to find a bunch of reasons for yourself. Really, I can still make excuses for the first two, but I really can't stand these two and want to run away. I know that writing is difficult, so I won't give negative marks. When I read the article, I first look at the three aspects, secondly, the style of writing, and thirdly, the writing style. Maybe I want to describe the complexity of human nature and the protagonist's forced and struggle, but now the writing is not enough and I can't control it, which makes the three views out of control. I don't see the struggle, I can only feel that the protagonist is a hypocrite, and he has not even reached the level of a hypocrite. [Cracked] If this is foreshadowing, I'm sorry I can't understand it. These two are really disgusting.
Can we take revenge on this Moon God in the future? ? ? It's really disgusting and abominable. Moon God must have retribution for doing these things. Please, I'm so angry. I hope that the two protagonists will not let him go and let him have a taste of the cause and effect.
Isn't ten taels a bit too much? [Transformation] [Transformation] If you give too much, it will be easy for others to rob you (such as blatantly giving and accepting). No matter what era it is, even if the emperor governs well, there are villains who are greedy for money. On the other hand, I remember that in the Dream of Red Mansions, Grandma Liu received twenty taels of silver, which was enough to support her family (family of five) for one year. The converted candied haws on a stick should only cost a few cents or a dozen dollars. Even one tael of silver is too much. Why don't the author change it to one tael? Ten taels is too exaggerated.
Speaking of which, the setting of the Human Emperor's divine personality feels a bit weak. Can the Moon God meddle in the cause and effect of the world at will? Moreover, it was said that the human emperor's divine personality was sealed, and I felt that it was not affected at all. , One after another, one after another, I feel that I really don't have any cause and effect at all. What I see now is still a bit hazy. Let's see how it is written. But if it is really because of what Mr. Yue did this month that there is a gap between the two people, or the protagonist becomes delirious and stupid. It just feels like something like that. Rather than saying this, it is better to say that the country needs the protagonist to implement some policies, and then this policy was opposed by the survivors who had previously murdered the young emperor, and then induced the people to rebel. The protagonist suppressed these survivors, thus completely eradicating the curse of heaven in one go. I think this may make the logic clearer. Of course, it's just a little bit of ideas, but it doesn't mean you know how to write. I just don't want the protagonist to be led by this Mr. Yue.
It's tied. It's so sad. I feel like both of them were actually attracted to each other, but in the end it turned out to be like this. It's an indescribable feeling [Lie flat] [Lie flat] [Lie flat]
I think it will be a good read.
I can't help but make the protagonist so stupid. Although he doesn't have common sense, after entering such a village where something is obviously wrong, he still says that "no one is normal", "it's normal to be quiet", "it's normal to only see willows and locust trees". Can you not write the protagonist like this? After all, he was still the emperor in his last life.
"Gu Beifeng: "..."You..." Catch a big bug for the author~ give
"She blinked her big eyes for a while, confused..." This is a big bug for the author~ Is there anyone here called Chuqi?