This NPC Has a Few Tricks

I want to raise one, but I also want to see it. I'm so conflicted.

The book is quite good; keep up the good work, author!

This must be a good book if you don't have family or friends.

That's far too little; it's not nearly enough to watch.

I'd like to fatten it up and see how it grows, but I'm also afraid it will die.

There are three points that, if not handled properly by the author, can become highly toxic. 1. The protagonist goes with the flow. From the protagonist's perspective and the player's follower NPC status, if the protagonist cannot take the initiative, then the betrayal of the protagonist will become a reality. Novels need to be logical, and the description of reality has already given this answer.

The Holy Emperor is Li Shimin? Indifferent, goodbye.

Could the first woman be the protagonist's sister?

Keep it up! You haven't been updating enough. Keep updating!

I'm worried the romance might turn me off. Is the protagonist going to be a monarch or a player-strategist? I find the player-strategist type uninteresting, and I'd prefer a historical figure as the female lead, or multiple female leads. It's just a personal preference, I'll decide after I've decided what to expect.