The Celestial Master of Yan Country, Pretty Amazing, Right?

To be fair, Yan Li's father, the previous true dragon, was not a wise and capable ruler at all. He was just a giant baby who was ambitious, eager for quick success and instant benefits, and never took responsibility. They forced the Ministry of Revenue to sign a pledge to forcibly transform Baizao into a mobile city, resulting in the deaths of over three thousand people. Jie disagreed and joined the Ministry of Revenue in criticizing Jie as "pedantic." Then there's the classic "Twenty-Year New Year's Plan," but first of all, such things can't be rushed, so he pressed Wang not to mention it. When Wang failed, the old dragon directly demoted him to a "sinner" and forced Jie to commit suicide. The reason given for forcing Jie to commit suicide was that "Jie should not be given the opportunity to tamper with history with the book knife." And what happened? Without the old dragon Jie, they became incredibly enthusiastic about rewriting history. They changed the history to "Lao Wang secretly entered the Suiling Mausoleum to ward off the year, and killed his sister Jie." Good heavens, the old true dragon forced Wang to bid farewell to the year, but didn't mention a word about helping Wang enter the year's mausoleum...

Honestly, Yan Jing is disgusting. Just looking at her makes me feel physically uncomfortable. This stupid bitch should just leave the scene already. She has a husband now but still keeps talking about her ex-husband. It's truly disgusting.

This book is so good, I almost don't want to read it, otherwise I'd be so eager to finish it. So, author, when will you release it for sale? I need to turn on auto-subscription.

Brothers, I'm a newbie here. I want to ask, why did this old emperor suddenly die, and why did Wei Qu run away?

I want to see an old master, a grandma-level loli, does anyone know? #(Drooling)

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Do they really have to follow the plot and make Old Chen the prince consort of this woman? Thinking about her ex-husband, she figured that not being a prince consort and becoming a civil official would offer a better future and allow her to find a cleaner woman. For someone who can become a civil official, what kind of good job is being a prince consort?

The rhythm feels off; I've been stuck in this stagnant, grueling place of Longmen for too long.

I'll pressure you to update. If you don't update, I'll pair you up with someone as punishment; if you do update, I'll pair you up with someone as a reward.

IWeiTV, but the persecution is a bit excessive. Wei Yanwu is just a patch to fill in plot holes; the writers abandoned him and filled in a bunch of plot holes. Since it's fanfiction, everything can be changed. It's been several chapters and they're still fixated on Wei Yanwu, determined to kill him off. They might as well grab a watermelon and go draw.