[Livestream entertainment + lighthearted + campus + everyday abstraction]

Zhou Cheng travels to a parallel world and unlocks the "Prank Pressure System," where he can earn rewards by putting pressure on others.

At that moment, the live-streamed variety show "A Family in Xia Kingdom" was underway, and their family happened to be selected.

As a result, the entire style of the show changed.

"Mom, don't you ever read more books?"

"Dad, look at other dads driving luxury cars! Are you going through a rebellious phase?"

"You guys are so lazy, I can't even hold my head up in front of my classmates."

"If your parents are unwilling to work hard, you can change them with three sentences. Be sure to share this with your friends!"

"Teachers, you were the worst class of teachers I ever taught!"

"My grades are so bad, don't you guys even think about reflecting on that?"

Young people who had been under enough pressure cheered together after watching the live stream.

"What kind of exciting live stream is this? It's so much fun!"

"I've always been pressured by others, and I've finally found a mouth substitute, sob sob sob."

[Reward successful, stressed parents with top-notch BBQ skills!]

[Successful pressure on top students in the class, rewarded with brilliant thinking!]

[Successful pressure on the rich second generation, reward 100 million!]

The audience witnessed this scene.

"In the past, they were the ones putting pressure on young people, but now it's all reversed, right?"

"This is outrageous! You've put so much pressure on your own father that he's like a grandson?"

Parents across the country were devastated when they saw the video their son shared!

Production team: Who let him participate in the show?!

I'm under so much pressure!

This book is also known as: "If I put pressure on you first, you can't put pressure on me!"

[Lighthearted humor + memes + satisfying story]

Fang Yang transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a Taoist priest, and is invited to participate in a live variety show.

A worshipper asked, "Master, I can't let her go, what should I do?"

Fang Yang: "She's your nemesis!"

Pilgrim: "Taoist priest, I've discovered a large tomb, would you like to come along?"

Fang Yang: "No, I can't handle those government agencies."

Pilgrim: "What mechanism?"

Fang Yang: "The public security organs!"

Pilgrim: "Master, is it permissible for monks to swear?"

Fang Yang: "Swearing makes you feel clear-headed, but bottling it up makes your heart dirty!"

"Let me tell you, some people are destined to be cursed. Cursing them is doing them a favor, a great act of merit!"

A worshipper asked, "Master, I hate my teachers in school and my boss at work. What should I do?"

Fang Yang: "You have the countenance of an emperor!"

A netizen commented: "The Taoist priest once told me that the greatest act of good deeds in life is to forgive others for any mistakes. I was listening to him with great interest when he told me that he couldn't do it!"

A netizen commented: "Last time I chatted with the Taoist priest, I asked him what the saying 'If I hear the Tao in the morning, I can die content in the evening' means. He replied, 'If I ask for directions to your house in the morning, I'll kill you tonight!'"

Lin Xuan never expected to wake up in the game world he created—especially not as a doomed survivor of the fallen dynasty, marked for death in just a few years by the rebellion of the five Kings. Determined to rewrite his fate, Lin Xuan hatches a desperate escape plan.

His unlikely partner in this scheme? Zhao Yuehan, an unassuming official from the Ministry of Commerce. However, there’s a twist: Zhao Yuehan is not only disguised as a man but also alarmingly calm in the face of Lin Xuan’s constant cries of impending doom.

“Brother Zhao, the Empress Dowager will die soon. Let’s run away together!”

“Brother Zhao, the five Kings are about to rebel. Let’s run away together!”

“Brother Zhao, the Empress herself will die soon. Let’s—run away together!”

However, Zhao Yuehan seems far more interested in Lin Xuan’s surprisingly accurate knowledge of national affairs, forcing him to answer questions he’d rather dodge. Little does he know that Zhao Yuehan’s true identity is far more explosive than he could ever imagine.

When the legendary Empress Ji Handan—alive, powerful, and very much not dead—suddenly confronts Lin Xuan, she drops a bombshell:

“I’m the Empress you claimed would die soon, and you even suggested I run away with you! Care to explain that, Lin Xuan?”

Now caught between the looming rebellion, Zhao Yuehan’s sharp intellect, and the Empress’s undeniable authority, Lin Xuan must navigate a web of political intrigue, hidden identities, and his wildly unpredictable destiny.