When I woke up, I traveled to a game world with a high degree of freedom to explore and became the emperor's favorite concubine. However, the first and only task assigned to me by the system was: "Kill the emperor."
Dogs don't even play weird games! But when I opened my eyes and saw the beautiful man, I decided to try it out a little bit, mainly because I wanted to evaluate how much freedom the game has.
Then you told me that this handsome man was the emperor, or was he a good emperor who worked hard and loved the people in real history? If that's the case, why kill him, and what's the point of this game objective?
I was really curious. I went deep into the harem to act as a judge of love and eavesdropped on the political turmoil of the previous dynasty. I discovered that this feudal society is indeed harmful to people. It is not the fault of one person, but it is indeed the fault of the imperial power. Therefore, no matter how handsome the emperor is, he must be killed!
But can the chaos be brought back to order after killing the emperor? What is "right"?
Fortunately, everything is a game, anyway, everything is a game, life, death, plunder, eating, love, are just games.
But is it all really just a game? The gold brocade handkerchief cannot cover the woman's tears, and the smoke and drums cannot suppress the cries of the people. Are the tears intertwined between her and his on the pillow, the result of the deduction of the program or the confusion and confusion of the overall situation?
It doesn't matter, the spectators just treat the story as nothingness, they don't exist, everything is just a paper story, everything is a game of imperial power.
PS: This work is purely the author's personal imagination, and there should probably be no similarities. If there are any similarities, please tell me and I will observe other people's problem-solving ideas. I have the same name on Weibo. Welcome to remind me of updates or share settings with me. I plan to create a collection of short stories in my next book. Comments are always welcome!
Purpose: To reflect and experiment on life under the imperial system from the perspective of modern people