You Foolish Emperor, the Country Is on the Brink of Ruin, Yet You're Still Busy Choosing Consorts

I thought I was about to read a thrilling story about conquering the world, but this elementary school student's writing style is so bad it's off-putting.

I've never seen such a toxic novel. Trading one's own empress for a prostitute?! I'm disgusted!

After reading the synopsis, I realized the author hadn't thought of using the CPU to farm rewards. Being a sycophant is dangerous, even for the emperor. Servants aren't stupid; they know there are easier people to please, so they won't fawn over the emperor. If the protagonist realizes he can't control the situation and tries to "cut off the supply," then all his previous efforts to curry favor will be wasted, and he might even incur the resentment of the concubines.

If your book becomes a hit, I'll dare to do a handstand and poop.

Her husband died fighting for your throne, and you stole her wife.

Unable to be a simp in real life, he becomes one in a book.

This is probably the emperor game that Murong Fu, his maids, and a group of children were playing. Even without the hat on, you could still be half-dead from the poison.

I have to say this again: overall, the idea is pretty good, and many people, including myself, were attracted by it. However, it seems to be written by a newbie who saw others making money from successful books and got envious, so the writing style and prose reveal a self-aggrandizing and immature style. Given this, failure is inevitable. But, newcomers shouldn't be afraid to try and fail.

Don't do things that are unsuitable. The subject matter was good, but it lacked any depth.

They have nothing, yet they're all messing around with this and that; everything's already been taken care of.