I Transmigrated into an Emperor, but Awakened a Rebellion System

Avoid the trap, absolutely eunuch. How can any emperor still feel that the world is peaceful after receiving a public security notice? His brain is lower than that of normal people.

Please update more extras after the stand-alone game. It ended so anticlimactically, so sad.

Md, after watching it, I felt like I could continue reading it, so I cut it, and now I'm back to the main story. Although the protagonist of this article is also silly and sweet, with a bunch of supporting characters, the storyline is simple, but the light-hearted description is pretty good, so I finally cut it. Damn, I read history frequently from junior high school until I graduated from college. I have read history books about every dynasty, but to put it bluntly, the storyline starts with the literati taking the imperial examinations, fighting for power, copying poems, and improving science and technology; the small officers fight for promotion in the beginning, and finally the warlords separate and establish the country, and the low-level people lead the peasant uprising to become bigger and stronger; these characters are popular in junior high schools and high schools. I don't know that in the past two or three years, more and more protagonists start with the prince, and everyone in the Zhu family praises him who wishes he could become the grandson of the Zhu family. Moreover, generally speaking, the authors of historical articles believe in centralization, and believe that whether it is a financial crisis, political darkness, foreign invasion, or peasant uprising, the main reason is that the emperor is incompetent or there are treacherous ministers in power. As long as you become the person with the highest authority, any problem can be solved. It is rare to see someone choose to enlighten the people and establish a decentralized system. Except for Da Luoluo and some ancient early Qing Dynasty and late Republic of China essays, I don't know if he is a Tw citizen who can have such political thoughts or whether he can write only if he is a Tw citizen. And as I watch more and more historical videos, it seems that these protagonists have finally re-entered the historical cycle with the help of later generations of technology, and there are some messy and idiotic political commentaries, and they no longer have the desire to read historical videos.

So the protagonist is also Yin Xiyue?

It's not like I'm pretending to be stupid, it's really stupid.

I feel that the author can continue to use the golden finger of the previous book to write another late-Yuan novel.

This is a stand-alone game. Unfortunately, I don't like reading fictional history.

Worse than the previous one, which was okay in the middle and early stages

I don't like these chapters. It's just like any other routine article. I read too many of the same articles. I could continue writing the previous book, which was really uncomfortable. A cheating time traveler wrote about unifying the world. It's better to write about a native.