Imperial Crown
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Raven Griffith, a scumbag, villain, and the only remaining heir of the Baron family... And he is about to become the victim of a blood ritual. Since there is no way to retreat, we can only move forward and break through the deadlock with our own calmness and wisdom. But the real crisis has just begun. Greedy nobles, corrupt bureaucrats, rigid Holy See, ferocious aliens, cruel cults, fate showed its ferocious fangs to Raven. Raven had to rely on the knowledge and wisdom from Blue Star, as well as the instinct and experience accumulated in this body, to accumulate wealth, expand territory, improve strength, and crush the crises that came one after another. From baron, to viscount, earl, marquis, duke, and even - king! ... Many years later, "The Queen Collector, the Emperor of the Elf Empire, the Khan of the Glorious Orcs, the Conqueror of the Bloody Highlands, the Co-Lord of the Continent and the Ocean, the Protector of All Creatures, and the Living True God" Lei Wen, wearing the ninth-level armor [Blood King's Landing] and holding the [Endless Blade], sat on the throne and said righteously: "Many people say that I relied on madness, shamelessness, despicability, and cunning to conspire to seize the throne. But this is pure slander! What I have achieved today comes from the wisdom, nobility, elegance and kindness in my bones! " ... The grandeur of history can never be judged simply by right or wrong. The soft and gentle scenes of swords and swords, the intrigues amidst the turbulent clouds, and the brilliant appearance of a conspiracy-laden plot! Killing intent is written on his face, forgiveness is in his heart, but in the end he leaves his fate to God's will. "Chronicles of the Empire·Volume 1"
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Official(42)Scraped 2d ago
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I have read almost 100 chapters, because I saw three fatal poisonous points, so I will talk about them. The first one is to attack the high ground. To be honest, the reason for attacking is not sufficient. You said you are afraid that they will attack in the spring. It is obvious that the protagonist's soldiers will be much stronger after a winter of training than attacking immediately. If you want to attack, there must be an unadjustable and imminent contradiction. This is very poisonous. Second, the protagonist's brother followed him to attack the highlands. You said you wanted him to si, but you didn't write it. You didn't want him to si, but your strategy was to rush him to si. Then why did you write the word "water"? Very baffling. Moreover, his mother can obviously tell that he is dead, so how do you deal with the relationship between the female character and the protagonist? Third, in terms of character creation, the supporting characters in Attack on the Highlands are very well written, but what about the protagonist? You have written more than 100 chapters, and the protagonist's growth is full of surprises. The part where he is carefully observing the housekeeper's daughter, he looks like a superior person, but how he grows up, you have not written, and you did not set it at the beginning. There is also the part where he goes to rescue Baron John, my God! Author, what are you doing? What is the protagonist doing with such righteousness from the bottom of his heart? You might as well say that John has fallen, and the team they gathered will be in chaos, and there is a legitimate reason to rescue him. It really poisons me. There is also the character of Baron John. It was written earlier that he despises the male protagonist, but in the part about the hand of death, he admires the protagonist? How can you write it? There is no transition. Even if you write that John knows that the protagonist deceived him to take back Goldshire, it would be fine not to pursue it, or it would be fine if he returns from the highlands victorious. But the psychological description of appreciation was not written. These are completely failures and have no logic at all. It can be said that when the protagonist attacks the Bloody Highlands, he is completely a tyrant.
The author may have a side job
The descriptions in this text are very detailed, and the interaction between men and women is well described. I guess the author used to have a side job.
The subject matter is good, but the brother is really SB and he keeps showing up. It's disgusting to the reader. He was caught trying to use his mother to please others so that others can let him go. The count's daughter in the back is also disgusting. The protagonist can come in directly during meetings, and even the Goldfinger experiment can almost come in. It's really affecting, disgusting, and crazy. You have to fight in the highlands. The knights only have one level one and the protagonist has one level one mage. The weakest team that goes to fight in the highlands beats the protagonist to death, and the weakest team has several extraordinary and poisonous ones! ! ! ! ! ! ! 😐😐😐😐😐😐
After reading so many good and bad books, their overall logic is still reasonable. But I have never seen a book with such poor logic. . .
The more you drive, the more rubbish you get
It was okay in the early stage, but Nancy was very poisonous when she died. She went back and forth to the royal capital for more than two years and it was still 666. Hurry up and eunuch, you are wasting my subscription.
The previous writing was okay, but Nancy's death was a bit sudden, but combined with the previous content, it can barely be explained. However, the protagonist was suddenly arrested, tried, and then released. The writing was really blunt and had no foreshadowing. I don't know why he was suddenly guilty of Wenqing😐
Attacking the high ground was a decision only a fool could come up with. So many people died in vain.
Come on, this is an extraordinary world. The extraordinary power system should be written in more detail. A world where magic, knights, and magicians are established.
Death from Poison😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒 I don't recommend reading it. I don't know how the author came up with such a poisonous outline. He has stepped on all the mistakes I can think of. You don't have enough common sense and logic. Forget it, you still wrote about love, it's so weird. Just after the heartache was over, you hugged the second female lead and wrote an emotional scene, and then wrote her to death as Fulax came to power😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒
Keep writing, vote monthly, don't let this book be unfinished
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Official(42)Scraped 2d ago
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I have read almost 100 chapters, because I saw three fatal poisonous points, so I will talk about them. The first one is to attack the high ground. To be honest, the reason for attacking is not sufficient. You said you are afraid that they will attack in the spring. It is obvious that the protagonist's soldiers will be much stronger after a winter of training than attacking immediately. If you want to attack, there must be an unadjustable and imminent contradiction. This is very poisonous. Second, the protagonist's brother followed him to attack the highlands. You said you wanted him to si, but you didn't write it. You didn't want him to si, but your strategy was to rush him to si. Then why did you write the word "water"? Very baffling. Moreover, his mother can obviously tell that he is dead, so how do you deal with the relationship between the female character and the protagonist? Third, in terms of character creation, the supporting characters in Attack on the Highlands are very well written, but what about the protagonist? You have written more than 100 chapters, and the protagonist's growth is full of surprises. The part where he is carefully observing the housekeeper's daughter, he looks like a superior person, but how he grows up, you have not written, and you did not set it at the beginning. There is also the part where he goes to rescue Baron John, my God! Author, what are you doing? What is the protagonist doing with such righteousness from the bottom of his heart? You might as well say that John has fallen, and the team they gathered will be in chaos, and there is a legitimate reason to rescue him. It really poisons me. There is also the character of Baron John. It was written earlier that he despises the male protagonist, but in the part about the hand of death, he admires the protagonist? How can you write it? There is no transition. Even if you write that John knows that the protagonist deceived him to take back Goldshire, it would be fine not to pursue it, or it would be fine if he returns from the highlands victorious. But the psychological description of appreciation was not written. These are completely failures and have no logic at all. It can be said that when the protagonist attacks the Bloody Highlands, he is completely a tyrant.
The author may have a side job
The descriptions in this text are very detailed, and the interaction between men and women is well described. I guess the author used to have a side job.
The subject matter is good, but the brother is really SB and he keeps showing up. It's disgusting to the reader. He was caught trying to use his mother to please others so that others can let him go. The count's daughter in the back is also disgusting. The protagonist can come in directly during meetings, and even the Goldfinger experiment can almost come in. It's really affecting, disgusting, and crazy. You have to fight in the highlands. The knights only have one level one and the protagonist has one level one mage. The weakest team that goes to fight in the highlands beats the protagonist to death, and the weakest team has several extraordinary and poisonous ones! ! ! ! ! ! ! 😐😐😐😐😐😐
After reading so many good and bad books, their overall logic is still reasonable. But I have never seen a book with such poor logic. . .
The more you drive, the more rubbish you get
It was okay in the early stage, but Nancy was very poisonous when she died. She went back and forth to the royal capital for more than two years and it was still 666. Hurry up and eunuch, you are wasting my subscription.
The previous writing was okay, but Nancy's death was a bit sudden, but combined with the previous content, it can barely be explained. However, the protagonist was suddenly arrested, tried, and then released. The writing was really blunt and had no foreshadowing. I don't know why he was suddenly guilty of Wenqing😐
Attacking the high ground was a decision only a fool could come up with. So many people died in vain.
Come on, this is an extraordinary world. The extraordinary power system should be written in more detail. A world where magic, knights, and magicians are established.
Death from Poison😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒 I don't recommend reading it. I don't know how the author came up with such a poisonous outline. He has stepped on all the mistakes I can think of. You don't have enough common sense and logic. Forget it, you still wrote about love, it's so weird. Just after the heartache was over, you hugged the second female lead and wrote an emotional scene, and then wrote her to death as Fulax came to power😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒😒
Keep writing, vote monthly, don't let this book be unfinished
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