The Best Servant: I Am the Person the Old Emperor Fears Most

(This book is a parallel line between two creations. Passers-by who have not read the original work can also read it! Collection and comments are welcome!) Many years later, as the Supreme Emperor of the Great China Dynasty, the living god of the prairie, and the commander-in-chief of Huiming, Shuguang would recall the afternoon when he was exiled to Jinling. "After coming to Dahua Dynasty, I lost my inner strength and had to use the weapons of the 21st century to protect myself." "I lost my power and had to rely on hundreds of years of classic snacks from later generations to make money every day in this land." "I lost my identity and had to go from being a small servant serving others to becoming a leader among thousands of people step by step." "The most important thing is! I even lost my reserve!" "I also lost the thing that I had guarded for hundreds of years..." Shuguang reflected on himself in his memoirs somewhat depressedly, but soon, he wrote heavily at the end of the paper: "But I never forgot that I was always a fighter." "I have never lost my mission!"