The Confiscator Behind the Empress

After all, he is a time traveler, he has a system, and his brain is not too big. Why do you think so much? It would be great to kill your wife to achieve enlightenment.

The old eunuch said it casually, and the protagonist actually believed it. The assassin did not come out to catch him when he was told to die. He did not come out to stop him when he was forced to hang himself. When he ran away in a panic, he injured an assassin's hand (without injury, the protagonist can also run away). When the overall situation has been decided, come out and say: It is for your own good that the throne is not passed on to you (I have the ability to support an outsider woman to ascend the throne, but I am unable to support my only son to ascend the throne); it is for your own good to confine the imperial mausoleum and ignore it (there have been several imperial edicts); the emperor and the old eunuch know about the engagement (the time is from the first few pictures, even he himself does not know). Then the protagonist actually believed it directly. . . . 😥

The author, I hope the logic is more rigorous. At the beginning, the emperor passed the throne to an outsider, and she was still a woman. Can you change the worldview first, otherwise it will be a poisonous point. Next, it would be less embarrassing to use less psychological description and more words and actions to establish the character. I hope the author can improve his writing style. Although I have only read two chapters, the problem is really big. I think I will continue to read it. I will make this comment first.

Regarding recharging, I want to say that resources are limited. According to this recharge, there will be gold and silver for you to recharge. I think gold and silver can be recharged with the wealth brought by the flowing gold and silver. Gold and silver can still be circulated to gather wealth. Otherwise, even if the world is conquered, there will not be so much gold and silver for you to recharge to reach the highest membership level. I am really speechless when I see a large amount of resources disappearing as soon as the recharge system is activated. Whether it is gold, silver or copper, there is a limit. How can prices be stabilized when a large amount disappears from the world? The gold and silver in circulation are limited. Once there is less in circulation on the market, aristocratic families will realize that they cannot sell their own. Let's take out the gold and silver for circulation. In that period, coins were not minted casually. It was enough to recharge to increase wealth. There was no need for gold and silver to disappear and allow it to continue to circulate. Certain limits could be set within the limit. Secondary recharge would be invalid. If coins could be minted at will, why would there still be emperors and powerful ministers who did not know how to cast their own coins? How could there be emperors and the country would perish without money?

... I guess this guy didn't spend any money on advertising, he's a real person. This novel should be at least v4 level. There are a bit few people. Other than being afraid of 404 and not writing some details, I haven't seen any problems so far.

It would be outrageous for an only son not to pass on the throne to an outsider.

A hundred years from now, if a strong enemy invades, please play a song on my grave with the suona, and I will break out of the ground to defend China and repel the strong enemy! ! ! Remember not to use concrete, I'm afraid I won't be able to arch it out! ! !

The horses in this book can withstand two tons of weight. Two thousand horses can resist the weight of elephants. I ask you if you are afraid!

Sorry, the beginning was very good and very attractive. The protagonist kills decisively and highlights a tyrannical character. This is more satisfying. The protagonist and the empress fell in love with each other as soon as they met. Is this reasonable? Protagonist, you have accumulated three years of violence and anger. . . Originally I thought this was an attraction

Personal guess: The female protagonist doesn't like the male protagonist at all (who would like a fw? The male protagonist should be dead before he wears it). She relied on her childhood sweetheart status to make the late king believe that she would assist the male protagonist. Now she just uses the male protagonist to let him steal the family and destroy the clan, bear the infamy, and completely defeat the political legacy left by the late king. Then she will find an opportunity to kill the male protagonist, and then officially become the king as the late king's will.