The Road of Tyrant Starting from Death to Life

As the real emperor of an empire, why didn't the protagonist cultivate a powerful successor as the starting candidate for reincarnation? Instead, he chose the weakest one with the least background, and created a mysterious organization, but had no control over it. The protagonist did everything by himself, driving high and going low. The subject matter is quite interesting.

Now the more miserable the protagonist is forced to be, the more I feel that the pretense written earlier is stupid and insulting to people's intelligence.

So weak, no essential changes

What he said seems pretty cool. Basically, I don't have many loyal people under my command. They can't even keep the harem in check. It's too expensive.

If the protagonist is set up to commit suicide, can he be resurrected?

I also want to write a story about death and survival, but unfortunately I have never been able to write it internally 😭

Compared with Tingri's death substitute

Stitch Monster, this book is a bit unnatural, and the plot logic is just a mess. The author is a bit of a literary youth, and he has definitely read a lot of Jiangnan books. He has stitched together Jiuzhou Piaomiao Lu and Seraph. The writing and plot are honestly not bad, and he doesn't look like a newcomer. It can be said to be very good, but it has a bit of a literary flavor, but logically it is a mess. As an emperor who expands his own territory and unifies the West, and knowing that he can resurrect from the dead, you imitate the setting of the book of death and avatar, without leaving any fallback. The theocratic church in the setting is very awesome, but the question is why not just do it directly in the first life of the protagonist. There are too many plot and logic bugs.

Is there still a future?😭

Chapter 54, 120,000 words, a fan, a book I have never seen before.

I haven't finished watching Car and Tiger yet!