I'm Really a Treacherous Minister

I only have one question, why don't you accept bribes? Why do you think you are a traitor?

There is only one feeling: the protagonist relies entirely on the author to survive

I am willing to do my best for the Crown Prince ✌️😠😏

I'm speechless. You go to the brothel and have a good time. But I admire the kind of people who go to a brothel and make Huahuai fall in love with the protagonist. They won't marry her unless she is the protagonist. Then the protagonist sleeps with her and just ignores her. She is left to fend for herself in the brothel. She goes to sleep when she has nothing to do. Other times, she doesn't think about it. Why are you worried that others won't get enough sleep? Worried about not wearing enough hats? I won't talk about the courtesans who have slept with other people, and I won't talk about the ones who did it for profit. But the kind that clearly likes the protagonist and the protagonist also sleeps with her, and it's the first time the protagonist sleeps with her. I really don't know what to think. Even if you take her with you as a maid, that's fine. This book is like this too

It's a bit like selling sheep's head to dog meat.

The author scrapped the three golden chapters, but the rest are actually very exciting

I get annoyed when I see empresses. Where are there so many empresses?

Change it. You sycophant, I'm sorry for the title of your book. I was originally quite interested in it, but at first glance, you might as well write about loyal ministers.

Let me tell you, this book does not abuse the protagonist, nor does it deliberately deprive the male protagonist of his reputation points. I just want to write about the process of slowly taming the system. I feel that if someone really gets a system, there should be a process of taming and becoming familiar with it. And since Chapter 102, Ning Chen has found the correct way to open reputation points. Moreover, reputation points can be exchanged for not only longevity, but also many things. In addition to elixirs, you can also exchange for holy ways, etc., So a lot of reputation points are needed. Therefore, after the male protagonist knows how to tame the system, the probability of being backstabbed is very small. In addition, there are many tricks to play later. I would like to explain here. . . .

The biggest problem in this book is the setting of Xianwu. . There are unicorns and phoenixes. . Literary and martial arts. . Then there is no need to defend men and women. . Why is it not easy for a woman to get on top? Shouldn't it be the end of the line for divine beasts depending on their talent? A bunch of fools fighting each other in the court are meaningless, and the mythical beast just rubs it against them. . There is nothing in the world that can do anything. . Don't know what to do next? What's the point? And since it is a beast, the royal family must have certain means of restraint. . Otherwise, the divine beast would one day dislike the emperor. . Will you, the emperor, do it or not? So it's very contradictory🙂🙂🙂