Stirring Up Trouble Across the Heavens, Starting with a Quiz

This is a question-and-answer book. The biggest problem is that there can't be a protagonist. At least there can't be a protagonist who knows everything. Occasionally, if you know everything, it's just a personal show that makes him so noisy. But if you want to practice it yourself, you might as well just give her a system. May I ask what the meaning and value of the other people who answered the question are? This is like even if it is a supporting role, if he comes out for a few moments, he must at least do something. Even if it's soy sauce, there must be soy sauce, so give it to him. What is the value of the others? And your punishment is so high, everyone can afford it.

I have written so many books, but I have not made any progress at all. It doesn't matter what your writing style is or what mess you make, can't you still not be able to handle your most basic poisonous points?

It took me 5 days to write the original plot. I can only say that it's free. To be honest, you just finished the original plot in one go. I ignored it for the sake of high productivity if you released it in one go. Then I quickly wrote answers and spoilers about the development of the world after the theme. It's just a matter of popularity. Why did you write it so awkwardly?

Where are the referees off the field?

The troubleshooting system should be like this: First, randomly select a few people to answer the questions, but there will be no penalty for failure. Second, only the top three can continue to participate in the next quiz. Third, those who are qualified to answer the questions are in an immortal state before the next time they answer the questions. They are not invincible. Only in this way can people rush to compete for this opportunity to answer questions. Otherwise, rewards or punishments are too heavy. For everyone at the top of the world, they do not need this opportunity to change their fate. It is in their interests to maintain the current stability. Only people at the bottom will fight for this opportunity. It goes against the original intention of making things happen!

That's an exaggeration. This book isn't amazing, but it's at least passing. This book obviously uses the answers as a guide to change the world and cause trouble. Author, have you offended someone?

So far it's okay, but what's going on with your book review?

When I saw the chapter title, I knew it. Isn't it clear where the author Tosaka Tokiomi comes from? In that world, Qin Shihuang even had one, let alone the Three Kingdoms. How could he still analyze Hua Xiong? Do you really think that people don't watch the Three Kingdoms?

I have just been poisoned, and I feel relieved when I see someone scolding me.

Death caused by poison, be careful for those who come after you