I'm in High School, and the Emperor System Is Coming!

As a high school student, Chen Mo had heard about the Xueba system, which meant learning to become stronger. Unexpectedly, when it was his turn, it was the complete opposite. What the hell do you think this emperor system is? I was distracted in class, and it read: "It is extremely disrespectful for the emperor to wander around in his mind before he comes to the court." When I was trying to grab a meal in the cafeteria, it commented: "Your Majesty fights for food in troubled times, and he is considerate of the people's sentiments and is kind." I gave a lecture to the academic committee, and it was written: "The emperor was in the Wenhua Hall to explain the confusion of the beauty Lin, quoting scriptures, and elucidating the subtle details. The beauty's eyes showed admiration, and the emperor was very comforted." I asked it if it could give me something practical, and it popped up a task: [Please thoroughly clean the northern territory (the back health area) before school today to show your kindness]. But it seems that with the help of the system, Chen Mo seems to be going further and further on the imperial road... ………………………………………… ——Excerpt from "The Last History of Taizu" "The emperor started at a young age, and he was a scholar. He was in trouble at the beginning and was not familiar with the world. However, he was sensitive and eager to learn, and he accepted advice readily." "Use ancient methods to solve today's problems, and use kindness to gather people's hearts." "The canteen of the past was the place where he observed the sentiments of the people; the examination room was the place where he made strategic plans." "In a few years, he harmonized the cauldron, pacified the princes, and finally brought the government and the public back home, and the academic style flourished. By the time the great cause was accomplished, the prosperous age had begun." "Future generations will realize: A man watches the wind as it rises from Qingping, while Taizu walks in the wind!"