Qing Yunian: I Am a Big Man and a Succubus, and I Rebel at the Beginning

I'll give you five stars for this rebellion. Don't be too bloody. Don't do all kinds of shitty things because of women. This book of yours is indispensable. Women are seasonings, not necessities. What kind of women don't have them? Especially if Liu Bang's memory is instilled, then you don't care about these anymore. Moreover, Liu Bang is very strong in fighting, and he is among the top three in the late Qin Dynasty.

It looked good from the beginning, and quite interesting, but I really couldn't stand the revolution in the end. There were not many fan fictions about Qing Yu Nian, and then they still created a revolution. Since you want a revolution, you also use Liu Bang's template, which is quite speechless. There may have been many people who followed Liu Bang's template to see the rise of Emperor Gaozu of Han in the Qing Yu Nian version.

First of all, the protagonist is not a clear-cut rebel at the beginning, so it is normal to start with five levels and then six levels. After all, if the protagonist directly becomes a grand master and fights Emperor Qing's rebellion, then I can basically solve this book in three chapters and ten thousand words, so I'll have to write a hammer. However, this can pave the way for the protagonist to break through to the ninth level. The idea of ​​breaking through to the grand master is still being sorted out. After all, the grand master and the ninth rank are like a chasm. For decades, all kinds of geniuses have been unable to break through the grand master. This must be thought about carefully. Then the purpose of the rebellion remains unchanged and the goal is very clear. Either everyone is like a dragon and the world is equal without kneeling down. Obviously this is impossible, so the protagonist must accept others' kneeling down. Zi Ren has been teaching for almost a hundred years. I feel that if a time traveler is still groveling at the emperor's feet, with life and death in the hands of others... Really, he is not worthy of being a time traveler, or even worthy of being Zi Ren's student. After nearly a hundred years of education, the braids on his head have not yet been cut off. Well, that's basically it. I'll add more later as I think of it.

After reading it generally, it is not a traditional cool novel. I feel that the protagonist is a bit ideal. He is constrained by reality and feels that he is still not strong enough. Later, he gave birth to his first son and was asked to sacrifice it by Zhang Liang. Mr. Yi is righteous😘. Zhang Liang also dares to say that if he can die a good death, the protagonist will definitely be a saint.

Holy shit, when will this be updated? A certain point has been updated to Chapter 269.

It is considered to be the best among Qing Yu Nian fanfics. Of course, if it is included in a historical novel, it would be average. The author especially wanted to fit Liu Bang's life experience and deeds, so he posted it on his son. He just made Liu Ying exactly the same. It is a bit difficult, but overall it is good. I just feel that the plot rhythm in the middle and late stages is not right. It is a high-scoring one. However, membership is free, and with Qing Yu Nian fan fiction, this book can be rated 8.5 Points. Finally, if you like Fan Xian, you should not read this book, it will make you unhappy. For those who think that revolution should not be carried out, don't read it. Qing Yu Nian, who looks like history but is actually more of a martial arts fantasy or even a bit of science fiction, should not keep worrying about whether it is suitable for revolution.

Although I know that the protagonist Niu Bi will not make mistakes, his subordinates keep having various problems and are being cheated in various places. Although his power has increased, there is no sense of satisfaction. Moreover, I don't like this kind of writing where his subordinates misunderstand his intentions and keep causing various problems. The other protagonist's subordinates misunderstand and keep grabbing beautiful women with no problems for the protagonist. The protagonist's subordinates everywhere cause trouble for the protagonist, but there is no benefit. It feels like the protagonist is Niu Bi but his subordinates keep holding him back. This is not what I want to see.

This book is very good. But Ruoruo's writing is very strange. It can be seen that the author wanted to write about the feeling of political marriage, but he failed to write it well. It's like unilateral use. But it's not. There was a love scene earlier, but he was deliberately made to fail because Fan Ruoruo, who had met twice, did not love the protagonist. . . It gave me the feeling that the protagonist was very arrogant and narcissistic. Every aspect is not written absolutely, it is just too confusing. It's either a pure political marriage or unilateral use, but it's neither and it's a bit of both. And the protagonist is a water bandit. Even though he is now a second-grade official, he is still aloof and Ruoruo, and Ruoruo's writing is also very witty. In short, the biggest failure of this novel is Fan Ruoruo. Even if you write him as a love brain and make him fall asleep in bed and become the protagonist, the love brain will be stronger than it is now. It looks so awkward now.

I think they are all very good, but the appearance of the Three Heroes of the Early Han Dynasty is a bit unreasonable, and the others are pretty good. It is also possible that the author found that the number he gave was too little, not enough capital for rebellion, so he gave it to him directly.

After reading Chapter 15, you will understand why it has a high score.