SYNOPSYS:

Maomao has a cloth tiger that he treasures dearly.

One day, the little tiger spoke. It claimed to be a Heinous Villain System meant to assist every tyrannical ruler’s dream—and Maomao was its chosen tyrant of destiny.

System: “A qualified tyrant must first forcibly seize a beauty into the palace, then execute the Great General’s entire clan, and finally provoke all the heroes under heaven to rise in revolt. Yet on the day the city falls, he shall still remain steeped in wine and dreams!”

The currently five-year-old Maomao, holding a little wooden sword that doesn’t even reach the Great General’s waist: “…”

W-We? Me?

This novel is also known as: Then I Must Be Super Wicked, Ancestral Blessings, How to Be a Big Baddie.

A story where the protagonist never actually becomes a tyrant in the end. Instead, the kingdom grows increasingly stable until peace reigns across the realm, and he matures into a wise and just monarch.

Little Theater:

After the little emperor, Wen Mao, began his studies, he decided to write his own Imperial Daily Log (Diary):

1st Month, 7th Day: On break.

Very happy. It’s decided: one ought to love, one ought to work!

1st Month, 8th Day: School started.

Very tired. Don’t wanna love, don’t wanna work either.

(Adapted from Tolstoy’s diary)

Gong and Shou are childhood sweethearts.

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