Isn't It True That Some People Think It's Easy to Be a Faint King?

In fact, the three views of ancient times are contrary to those of modern times. In ancient times, you were a foolish king who did nothing but enjoy yourself. You might be slow to destroy the country because the landlords did not want to rebel against you until they had to. But when you want to be brave and powerful, there will be a lot of people holding you back. Unless you are talented and strategizing, you will definitely lose.

Regarding this book, this is my analysis to see if it is right. The protagonist inherits his father's empire, but the people under his command are loyal to the country, and even often miss the past. The protagonist is almost like a semi-puppet emperor, and nothing can be done without support. But you still have to be a faint emperor in such an environment. Once you faint, wouldn't it be the same as the result of deposing the emperor of the Han Dynasty? So now that I see that the protagonist must not be a fool, he begins to understand who can help him, and finally cultivates his own power to facilitate those foolish acts. In the end, he discovers that he has worked hard to be a foolish king, but in the end he is becoming more and more enlightened! My humble opinion, for reference only.

You stare at the civil servants every day to find faults. Today you slap off a royal censor, and tomorrow you spank a pavilion elder. Within a month, your reputation as a coward will be known all over the world If you cancel the benefits for scholars, you will become the most coward in history. Not ruthless enough? Then cancel the imperial examinations, retake the fields to the royal family, and turn everyone else into tenants. You will be the reincarnation of Jie and Zhou the next day

Isn't it okay to be a faint king just because he is a human being? There is no need for wine pools and meat forests, flower fields, cannibalism, eunuchs wielding power, harems intervening in politics, relatives monopolizing power, open shirts, building wonders, powerful ministers in the palace, and party and government criticism . It's just a fucking thing to raise taxes, raise taxes, and pay for the fucking tax increases.

I looked speechless. If you want to be a fool, then be a fool. Don't be a fool. Isn't it really a good idea to be a fool? Many modern ideas were impossible to implement in ancient times. If you just use your hands and build wonders like crazy, believe it or not, the national destiny will collapse.

Is it possible that the novel you wrote about being a real fool might be more popular than this one?

The poison test is over~ I'm lying down, you can do whatever you want After reading eight chapters, you can still read it at the beginning~ It's okay for an emperor like this to not go to court every day~ Is it interesting for you to go out and cheat on yourself with others? How can you, a modern person, find it interesting to talk to them? ~ In the end, you will be speechless when you go to a brothel ~

It's very simple. The wives and daughters of border generals who lead troops will be brought into the harem, their own brothers will be killed by blood, and those who are capable will be killed. The intelligence agencies will be disbanded, large-scale corvee labor will be carried out, and the people will be killed. It is not far away to achieve the above points. Oh, and every administrative province will slaughter a city. It will not take long for the emperor to be a fool.

The drama of visiting a brothel is too toxic, I can't stand it.

It's a hypocritical article again. It's not easy to be a foolish king. It's easy to not want to subjugate the country. Just delegate power. Let some foreign relatives, eunuchs, noble ministers, etc. Come up with their own stupid ideas, build gardens and have children by themselves.

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This is the first time I've seen someone write an outline as an introduction (°ー°)

It's rubbish. After reading the first 5 chapters, the protagonist doesn't even have the system or the golden finger to mess around!

The immortal harvesting luck at the beginning seems to be begging you, let me be a foolish king and read it.

Just looking at the title, I just want to say that some people really don't think it's difficult to be a fool. Let's see what the author writes.

The main thing I can't stand is the brothel heroine.

When a foolish king directly sells his country's land by acres or hectares, isn't this a proper foolish king?

Normal modern ordinary people were basically stupid kings in ancient times, so they must just hold the handle in their hands and operate normally. As long as there is no bottom line, they have to be good people and stupid kings. Normal people can't do it.

I have read many books like this, and I always find it unbelievable. Why did the immortal kill the emperor? Are you afraid of making the country strong? Then the question is, no matter how hard you go back and forth, once the country becomes stronger, will the immortals care about your messy little things? When your country becomes stronger, just change the emperor. You have been struggling for a long time just because you think you are using a stupid trick, and others are not fools. What policies do you use, and whether the country is strong or not, won't others notice?