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On the magical continent, the rich and dangerous kingdom of Lestus is being ruled by a mysterious lord. People said that the king was a cruel wizard and a cold executioner, but he was also a magical wizard who was rare to see in thousands of years. There are no legends of heroes or prophecies of salvation, and the most revered magisters watch everything in silence. Mogan is a businessman. He is obsessed with profit and takes pride in it. He is stingy with gold and is wary of risks, but he is the son of a brave man and a dragon. Full of shadows and regrets from the past, he made every step of the way, wanting to buy the castle and rent it to a wealthy squire, just in exchange for more and more property, preferably to fill the treasure house he had dug out of the stone mountain. Until this day-- The legendary evil king came to the door: "The Chosen Hero," "Starting today, I'm going to teach you how to kill me." ---------------- Many private settings, no emotional lines, and suspense elements. The protagonist is a capitalist, and the narrative has a group perspective. Original title: How to Kill Me Alias: Legend of the Non-Brave

Some people say that the perfect crime is to be picky. Liang An puts himself outside the rules just because the enemy is extraordinary. He was solving cases with a teacup in hand, and he recalled countless times how he ended up on this road where he seemed to be happily cooperating with his colleagues, but in fact no one understood him. However, feeling unhappy is a waste of time, and it is not conducive to completing the work with quality and quantity and then going home to eat. However, it is not impossible for him to be more magnanimous. After deceiving one enemy after another to help him achieve his goals, he inscribed a message on his tombstone out of painful reflection: "This was a hypocritical bastard." ' – Said the bastard himself. --------This article has no emotional lines and focuses on the description of group portraits. The story background of the novel is fictional. The characters and plots are completely fictional, the rules and laws have realistic references (but not completely), and public order and good customs are basically in line with common sense. [Author's Notes on Reasoning] The story is fictional, but the background of the incident is approximately the same as the year 2030 in reality. A few settings have slightly science fiction influences from the perspective of today's reality. But the protagonist relies purely on his brains, and the tricks are reserved for the villain, which is similar to the long-standing setting-based reasoning clues. Most of the time (volumes one to four), the clue is weakly related to the case, and is only used as a hidden background setting. The setting rules will be revealed before this clue is needed for strategic understanding - so there is no need to worry about the problem of wanting to interpret the case on your own, but the information is significantly different. Due to the need for serialization, there is not much space between all the clues and answers in the descriptions of a few types of characters. If you want to make your own inferences instead of reading the answers in seconds, it is not recommended to turn the page too fast.