The Silly Son of the Chongpachi Family

It is difficult for me to accept that a time traveler who has received nine years of compulsory education goes back to practice immortality. While cultivating, he talks about "Three Days in Yangzhou". The most poisonous thing is that Zhu Biao was ill and responded to the sky. The so-called master of the protagonist said something frivolous and embarrassing. Do you know what this sentence means? As Lao Liu, he immediately marries General Xu Da, and is loved by Queen Ma, and there is also a Taoist master. This sentence was said by the protagonist's master. What do you want Lao Zhu to think? The reality is that when these words are said, Daomen is almost over, and then Lao Liu is almost over, Xu Da will die! There is also the so-called fate, what is it for? Want to engage in fatalism? Have the various uprisings over thousands of years and the rise of modern times been learned from the dog's belly? As a person who has gone to school normally, if you talk about fatalism to me, I will be embarrassed by you!

What kind of rubbish is this? I'm so frustrated. I was bullied and I still have to be punished when I get revenge. The person who bullied me didn't do anything wrong at all. He's still said to be my favorite child

After reading the author's previous book, I felt it was quite good, so I followed this one, but it turned out to be so disgusting I don't know what's going on with the three views of this thing. I'm not noble myself, but I think there's something wrong with it. Queen Ma tried her best to take care of this thing, and she's not as good as a teacher. Fu "Heaven and Earth are most merciful, but unfilial piety is regarded as treachery and will not be forgiven by heaven and earth." This thing is just like being brainwashed by a pyramid scheme organization. Respecting heaven and earth, disrespecting parents and wanting to live forever is just disgusting [personal feeling]

I can only say that whoever has a son like Pig's Foot is really unlucky. I can't stand it anymore. I don't know what kind of state the author is in when writing, and he is also a time traveler. Pig's Foot mainly uses the word "reckless" in doing things, without considering the consequences at all, and is just a mentally ill paranoid monster. I can only say that it fits the title of the book.

It's pretty good to watch, but I feel a little disgusted when I go back to worship my ancestors. I feel like I don't have any respect, respect or understanding at all. Why do you care so little about worshiping your ancestors when you're a big family? You still act like you're superior, and you even steal the sacrifices to justify yourself. If it's someone from another generation who can't be replaced by time travel, won't they just go through the process honestly? Putting aside the ancient times, there are quite a few people who go up the mountain to worship their ancestors now, let alone people like you! What's more, you are not an ancient person and you are not a child. You said before that you lacked love and care. Now you have something you have never had before and you still behave like this. What's more, you are still cultivating immortality? Cultivation ghost, you. In order to avoid being beaten, he pretended to be a heavyweight, ugh! .

A dandy himself said that the princess was not as good as a prostitute and that he had been wronged by marrying her. The protagonist beat the person to a disability and was accused of being cheated. The capital mobilized troops to stir up the prince. As a result, the emperor first threw the prince into a prison without food and said he was hungry for several days. Okay, okay, the princess and the prince together are not as good as the three dudes. The protagonist lifts someone up high and gently puts him down after he cripples him. He almost starved to death but turned around and was converted. How can Gui Wen compare to you? You have simply reached the pinnacle of the turtle world.

I like this genre more, the storyline is also good

It's really disgusting to read. Another time traveler like Yi Xiaochuan. It's a waste of my 20 minutes to read your novel.

Considering that it is so long, I think the novel is still readable. First of all, the idea of ​​​​binding immortality and superstitious content with history is extremely harmful. What's more worth mentioning is that the author's political knowledge is extremely limited, and there are many unreasonable things in the article, but it is understandable as a fictional novel. The most outrageous thing is that the author's economic common sense is so low that he equates silver with wealth, which is undoubtedly misleading to readers. The novels that are more worthy of "commendation" have a complete structure and a large number of words. Most people really can't engage in such a long war of words.

Adding a bit of fantasy doesn't break away from history. The writing is smooth and comfortable to read. The timeline is a bit confusing. I can't figure out how old I was when I got married and started driving. Was it 11 or 12?