Half a Spoiler

As a gaming addict who found herself transported into a video game, Wen Yanran possessed a unique advantage that countless other transmigrators did not:

First, her career started at the top – she became the emperor from day one.

Second, she came with an in-game assistance system, making her the textbook definition of a protagonist in every way.

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Just as Wen Yanran was worrying about her ability to manage such a large team, the will of the world that had brought her there kindly reminded her: to prevent this world from repeatedly resetting, the transmigrator must strive to lose the people’s support and make everyone give up on saving the Great Zhou Dynasty.

In short, she had to be an utterly incompetent and disastrous ruler.

Wen Yanran: “!!!”

With a clear understanding of her own capabilities, Wen Yanran instantly felt her confidence return – success required painstaking effort, but failure was as easy as reaching into a bag to take something. Being a couch potato was far simpler than striving for greatness.

To better embody the role of a disastrous ruler, Wen Yanran, who lacked sufficient understanding of online netizens’ enthusiasm for sarcasm and inside jokes, diligently recalled the spoilers she had seen in the comment section and carried out her plans step by step.

When she saw loyal ministers, she secretly planned early retirement for them.

When she encountered subordinates who would cause trouble in the future, she treated them kindly and actively helped them advance in their careers.

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Many years later, faced with the increasingly prosperous Great Zhou Dynasty, the emperor on the throne felt a flicker of confusion.

Wen Yanran: Isn’t there something wrong with this picture?