I, the Ultimate Strategist, Was Told to Take It Easy by the Female Emperor!

The opening was very engaging, but I couldn't take it anymore after chapter 39. After all, I've watched the Joy of Life TV series three times and didn't want to watch it a fourth time.

Short, illogical, and unfinished.

It is the content of the Records of Strange Tales of the Tang Dynasty

Zhang San's hidden treasures were found at Jiming Temple, and the old beggar was also looking for Jiming Temple. After the protagonist found Jiming Temple, the old beggar jumped out and said, "This is my headquarters!" ???

For a moment, I felt like I was watching the second season of Joy of Life.

Run! The story is a mess, the plot is illogical, especially the ending. The location where the item was hidden was revealed through overhearing, and then the protagonist goes there. When he arrives, the inn is already built—several rooms plus a shrine and food—how could it be built in such a short time?

The plot is basically copied from Joy of Life, it's too fake.

The writing is alright, but it would be better if you could continue writing and elaborate on the process of setting up the scheme. It feels like the subsequent moves all appeared out of thin air.

The writing is alright, you could continue. It would be better if the process of setting up the scheme were described in more detail; it all seems to have appeared out of thin air.

If you want to watch it, skip to the end. If you can actually watch it, then go ahead and watch it. 🐶