Warlord: Starting by Winning Over Little A-Qiao

I didn't want to read it after seeing the synopsis. Erhao is his biological son, but his younger brother Erjie is the one who has a different life. I don't even understand the relationship between the characters. How can I read the novel?

I remember there was a blackboard book about traveling through Erjie, and all the women in it were fucked.

I'll give the fifth master face if he speaks up. The protagonist is just a small leader under Master Qin Wu. Is he qualified to say such things?! Idiot!

If you don't know how to write emotional dramas, why don't you write them? The protagonist looks like a fool and pretends to be a straight man? They are all at the helm of the top forces in Lu City. Can't you tell that the women are almost overtaking the protagonist?

I have read seventy or eighty chapters, and the summary is that I have no troops or territory, so I started to build an arsenal and a pharmaceutical factory. I don't know who gave you the courage, but you have a hundred people and a hundred guns.

How many can you exchange for just this little defense value?

To be honest, you, the protagonist, are not ruthless enough at all. You haven't fully risen yet. If someone else provokes the protagonist, the result will be to be kicked out? You must know that this is Lu City in the Republic of China. There are many ruthless people. On the surface, the protagonist looks ruthless, but in fact he is not ruthless enough.

The homework is chicken chop. My nobleman was killed. He is watching like an outsider. He is watching like an idiot. He does nothing but still has the nerve to take over other people's property. He clearly knows that the Ax Gang has taken over his boss. He is just watching the development of the situation like an outsider. What kind of chicken chop stuff did you write? **Author,

**. It is written that the bastard will turn into a mung bean and it will definitely defraud money.

What is the eight-year-old captain?