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Affected by the history of feudal society, the emperor is supreme, and the prince is also a symbol of the majesty of the emperor. He cannot be insulted, bullied, or do anything to him. But I remember some of the previous novels started with a sect. The protagonist could kill the prince, and then the emperor was helpless. This was based on the sect's overpowering the imperial power. I originally started with this background, but someone mentioned that later on, the imperial power would be equal to or surpass the sect. The prince's power comes from the emperor. When the emperor doesn't care, who cares about the prince? At the beginning here, the protagonist was almost beaten to death. After waking up, the emperor locked him up instead, giving the impression that the emperor didn't care about him at all, and he didn't care whether his experience would bring shame on the royal family. Then others began to act unscrupulously until the emperor noticed and began to interfere. This is to cause trouble for the protagonist, and then solve the trouble constantly. Everyone has their own ideas. If you can't accept this situation, it's a foregone conclusion. It's impossible that everyone can't accept it. Anyway, this book basically has no achievements, so let's leave it at that.

The number of words has increased, but the number of collections has not come up. I have doubts about life, and I feel that I am always enjoying myself. I don't have high requirements, and I can write without having to get good grades. I don't want to be a eunuch, but it's a pity... It's too difficult.

Is this book a eunuch? It's okay. I think, what does a eunuch do?

I really can't watch it, it looks terrible, the author writes slowly, no wonder 0 monthly votes