Emperor Comes to Hongmeng

The protagonist wants to include all the women in the harem, and takes the initiative to cheat on anyone he meets. It's a bad scene! I think it's better to turn all living beings into your family! As for the Emperor, he doesn't have the talent to govern the military! ! ! Even those who carry shoes for the eunuchs around the emperor may not even have to carry them! If you don't understand what an emperor is, please don't insult these two words😡 Let foreigners see how it is embarrassing for the country, why do they think cats and dogs can be emperors?

Um. . . Just a little! Seeing someone and falling in love with someone is too fast, right? How much love does a person have? Stallion reincarnation? Obviously, he reincarnated for his lover and ended up becoming a stallion. . The ancients said that the emperor does not love everyone in the three palaces and six courtyards. This. . .

I also think Dilin Hongmeng is really good. Along the way, I saw many people saying that the protagonist is a scumbag and the plot sucks, so I want to say, you guys suck too! ! ! What to write is Ranmo's own business. If you have any opinions, you can put them forward directly. Why do you want to belittle Ranmo and Yuhuang so much? You don't have to watch it! Why leave such disgusting words behind? How majestic is it to show off oneself? Besides, back to the plot, it is normal for ancient emperors to have three wives and four concubines. The dyeing ink is just to make the plot retro and create more touching stories. Otherwise, how can there be eternal love? Otherwise, you can write it yourself. If you can write something that is half as good as dyeing ink and half as interesting, I will lose!

All I can say is, it sucks. I've read so many novels, and this one is really a bit too much. It's a harem drama, where you fall in love with someone you meet, and inexplicably, the reincarnation of a powerful person? ? Damn, this is a reincarnation of a mentally retarded person, right?

I don't know how the author wrote it? It started out okay, like a king. Why did he feel so useless later? His subordinate died beside him. No response. I know the pain of self-blame and regret. Aren't all emperors very strong at heart? It doesn't feel like it no matter what! I finally found a book about the emperor's domineering power and had high expectations. How could this happen?

The book begins with the love between Emperor Wu and Xianran. After millions of reincarnations, it finally comes to the life when Xianran wakes up. However, the protagonist in this life actually swore to love five or six women for the rest of his life in just two or three years. He swore to a prettier one when he saw one, and as soon as he swore, the woman immediately agreed. My God, are all their women so rash? Please use your brain, author, and don't think that readers are just as naive as you. Eight of the ten chapters talk about how awesome pig's feet are, the first emperor of all ages, and the greatest genius of all time. However, in the remaining two chapters, either a woman warded off disasters for him or his father warded off disasters for him. I don't know what the point of writing is. Do you want to show readers how powerful the aura of his pig's feet is? And does such a protagonist deserve such love? Does he deserve Xianran? Can he remember the millions of reincarnations and the millions of hard searches? He doesn't deserve to have all this at all, yet there are still people who say it looks good, and I don't know what kind of mentality they have for watching it, alas! What a good plot and what a good subject matter, alas! ! ! !

After reading more than 60 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. In more than 60 chapters, there are four or five heroines who are transformed into stallions and mutant pigs. Rubbish

Is this reincarnation to find the beloved or is it to be a stud?

The writing is very good, and the love written here is the real love. "After this, for hundreds of millions of mortals and endless worlds, I only want to be your Buddha. I will never give up and never leave you for the rest of my life. If I can, I am willing to devote my whole life to Buddhism. I don't seek transcendence for eternity, and I don't want to attain Liuli, but just to bring you peace in this life." The author writes very well.

When I first read it, I felt that the protagonist was still an aloof person, but after reading a few chapters, I felt that this book was over.