Please, let me be a fool

Wei Yunyi passed through the Great Wei Dynasty and became the fifth emperor.
After confirming that there are immortals in this world, harvesting luck, and seeing all living beings as pigs and sheep, Wei Yunyi decided to become a faint king and curb the fortunes of the Great Wei Kingdom!
As a result, a series of operations such as harem interference, cronyism, and the dictatorship of foreign relatives began.
But he found that the world seemed to have a problem.

Chief Assistant of the Cabinet: At first, I was just a small Dali Temple Shaoqing. Because I was not good at deciding cases, I was a smooth person. My talent directly promoted me to the cabinet. From then on, I decided that when I meet such a bright leader, I should do my best and die!
Champion Hou: Everyone thinks that I am inexperienced, and I am the biggest dude in the capital. Even the Queen's sister thinks so. They want me to get a job and get a name earlier and start a family.Until that day, I met the emperor's brother-in-law. He praised me as a famous and handsome military genius, and said that I was a military genius like no other. Knowing the kindness of the encounter made me secretly swear in my heart: The northern barbarians are immortal, why are they home? ?
King Yan: At that time, the Manchu dynasty felt that this king would rebel, and he was not allowed to become a vassal. Only the emperor's brother was sincere and faithful to this king, and he released this king back to the fief. He also turned against the king and his grandfather. This king was very moved. One day, an old monk in black came to this king and asked me to add white to my king. This king got angry at the time, cut off the old monk's head and dedicated it to the emperor!Whoever dares to stop this king from guarding the country's gate for the emperor's brother is my enemy!
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Years later, Wei Yunyi looked at the loyal ministers and famous generals of the Manchu Dynasty: I beg you, let me be a faint king...

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