Who Says I’m Not a Proper Emperor?

I remember there was a video by John Khan Jr. About a buddy who was proclaimed emperor in the United States. He was quite popular and well-known in the local area.

It's pretty good, but there's a big drawback. Originally, the system generated imperial money and couldn't be used directly, which was okay. But what is being produced now is silver dollars. If such a large amount of money is generated out of thin air, even if no one doubts the source, won't it objectively destroy the economic balance?

The content of the book is the same as the title of Chapter 35. It is so relaxing and beautiful. It is just like a fairy tale. Even fairy tales cannot be as relaxing as this. There is a villain in the fairy tale. There is no villain in this book as of Chapter 35. It is so smooth and unbelievable that there is no conflict. Whatever the protagonist does, everyone around him will notice it. As it should be, the bottom class is willing to cooperate if they have money, the middle class is having fun, and the top class is indifferent. They open schools and pay twice the normal salary, take in veterans, and prepare to buy guns and form a private army. No one cares about it. The protagonist only spends money but does not generate income. No one is curious about where the money comes from. This is still a capitalist country. There is nothing poisonous about this, but it doesn't make sense logically, so I can only blame it all on the system and the author's big hand.

Interesting🙂🙂

An adult fairy tale with a warm and kind atmosphere and little violence, but the writing is average

It's so much fun. Can I keep it up without being serious? I can't read the serious chapters 🙂

It's interesting. I watched it in one sitting. The idea should come from a video of Little John Khan. Come on.

It's not bad. It's quite interesting to read, and it feels like reading fairy tales when you were a kid. Although it's a bit awkward at times, it's worth reading.

It feels a bit like Kingdom of Order, which means writing yes or no into one thing, and then watching the three types of data rise or fall

It's quite interesting. The only question is whether the author has thought about the complete plot. He's worried that he won't be able to finish it halfway through.