
I Have Been a Military Advisor for Five Thousand Years
About This Novel
[Brain + Wits + Counter Routine] Bai Qi, on the surface, is a football manager and Internet writer. In fact, behind the scenes, he traveled through all the worlds and was a military advisor for countless eras! Ideas for solving problems that you would never have imagined! He guided the Great Sage Qitian to settle the account of Taishang Laojun; He guided Li Shimin to play tricks on the prince Li Jiancheng; He was invited by Liangshan to find Lu Zhishen and save Wu Dalang. As for Pan Jinlian... He emerges from death row and must satisfy a paradox during the Battle of Guandu: Yuan Shao wins, Cao Cao cannot lose! Now, he is thinking about a question-- How can we make Lin Daiyu uproot the weeping willow!
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Official(1)Scraped 2mo ago
I was speechless when I saw the fourth picture.
As mentioned before, the rich second generation and his bastard are crazy and disgusting to the protagonist. Then the two villains formed a group and had a class reunion. The protagonist then has no ability to take revenge. Then the protagonist readily agreed to go. . ? Is there anything necessary to go to the Alumni Association? It's a disgusting thing, so why go there? I just had a private meal with my friends and fell down. You have to put your face up. You didn't fail, you just got slapped in the face, right? Absolutely. Then the author mechanically summoned the gods and directly used a pretentious charm.
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Official(1)Scraped 2mo ago
I was speechless when I saw the fourth picture.
As mentioned before, the rich second generation and his bastard are crazy and disgusting to the protagonist. Then the two villains formed a group and had a class reunion. The protagonist then has no ability to take revenge. Then the protagonist readily agreed to go. . ? Is there anything necessary to go to the Alumni Association? It's a disgusting thing, so why go there? I just had a private meal with my friends and fell down. You have to put your face up. You didn't fail, you just got slapped in the face, right? Absolutely. Then the author mechanically summoned the gods and directly used a pretentious charm.









