The Reborn Prince Awakens the Anti-Thief System

Summary of the story Modern social animal Yang Zhao was reborn as the prince Yang Zhao of Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty (died of illness in 606 in history), who happened to be bound to the anti-thief system when he was critically ill. The system forces him to complete the anti-thief mission, and rewards him with one year of life for each completed mission. In order to survive, Yang Zhao had to start a double life: being a gentle and elegant prince during the day, and being the masked bandit leader "Gust of Wind" at night. He leads a group of copycat brothers who specialize in fighting corrupt officials and bullies, but they must avoid being annihilated by the court (actually to avoid being annihilated by himself). Yang Zhao used the information and resources of the prince's identity to serve the anti-thief cause, and used the anti-thief power to solve the court's problems (and then claimed credit as the prince). In the process, he conquered future anti-Sui heroes (such as Cheng Yaojin, Li Jing, etc.) And weakened the power of the clan before Li Yuan and Li Shimin. As the mission escalated, Yang Zhao's bandit forces became stronger and stronger, causing uneasiness in the court. Yang Guang sent troops to encircle and suppress him many times, but he was always "cleverly" resolved by the prince. Yang Zhao had to participate in discussions on how to exterminate himself in the court, and he also had to show his indignation. Yang Zhao tried to convince Yang Guang that raising bandits would kill them with their own knives. These rebels would massacre those who were a threat to the imperial court. After the massacre, they could only move away some gold, silver, food and grass. The more valuable businesses, facades, and century-old signboards could not be taken away. Every time they were slaughtered, the imperial court could receive it or auction it off, or the government would make a huge profit. It wasn't until he slaughtered most of the wealthy families and corrupt officials and swept over the world that Yang Guang, who was talented, ruthless and dedicated to enjoying himself, realized it later. On the eve of the Jiangdu mutiny, Yang Zhao had already controlled sufficient power. When faced with the choice of being killed or rebelling in advance, Yang Guang suddenly revealed his identity: "Boy, do you think I don't know your dual identity?" It turned out that Yang Guang already knew everything and even secretly connived, just to cultivate the necessary courage and means for his heir. In the end, in order to continue to take on the task of rebelling, Yang Zhao led only one capital to Yang Guang to continue to keep the Sui Dynasty from falling. Yang Zhao attacked outwards under the tasks issued by the system, occupied America and other places, and pursued becoming the leader of the earth.