In the Second Week, I Will Overthrow My Own Tyranny
二周目，我将推翻自己的暴政
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 746k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I thought the protagonist was a player from P Club, who misbehaved in various ways in the game, and then traveled back to his own game to become a civilian. He was forced by various government orders to decide to overthrow the government...
The start is a bit cliche.
When I read the synopsis, I thought it was the second show, but it turned out to be the plot of the second show.
There is no battle in the first three chapters. It is mandatory to watch the CG and you are not allowed to skip it.
I was unhappy with the writing of Golden Three Chapters, so I decided to quit it personally 😅 I have Golden Finger, but there is no description of how to upgrade it. The protagonist in the three chapters of the plot is an NPC on the roadside. I hope Shen Nong can continue to try it 🙏
Nonsense setting, the protagonist is White Lotus again
It's outrageous that the protagonist, the founding emperor of the country, is ignored. How did he found the country with such an IQ 😅
I can't taste it anyway. As a tyrant, he doesn't know magic, and he can be killed by some kind of pope. He knows that he is stalling for time, so he doesn't just stab him to death, and he still talks nonsense.
He is also a character who can be counter-killed by NPCs.
In the first three chapters, the protagonist can be said to be someone who can be kicked by anyone.
What is the relationship between the author and the dead eunuch next door in "The Pope Was Never Great"? 😐
I'm personally curious if the author knows anything about slavery and history?
1. If you improve the treatment of slaves, you will be killed. Is it possible to improve the treatment of slaves by doing this within the slave-owning class? 2. Working 18 hours a day without overtime pay? No, buddy, what kind of technology do you have? Or does this country only have daytime? Working without lighting technology for 18 hours. 3. The protagonist is the founding monarch, but he can actually let the Pope rule for him, tamper with his orders for 5 years, and prepare him to use his spells? If the ZTE monarch is somewhat reasonable. And since we want to punish the Pope, shouldn't we just lead the army to arrest him? 4. Slaves who master magic and martial arts will be killed. Great, then who will monitor it? 5. The author does not think that slave owners like to kill slaves. Slaves are not cheap.
This plot is too familiar. What is your relationship with writing about the Pope?
My evaluation is that the protagonist is a waste