
The Nine Songs of Great Qin: I Am the Emerald Tiger
大秦九歌之我是翡翠虎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 728k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
328Chapters
7.3MReads
661.9kFlowers
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Her evaluations are as passionate as fire and tender as water. She is rated as the most beautiful woman in Tianxing. Her personality also accounts for a large part. If you just return it to the factory for processing, the character characteristics will be gone. This character will be useless and there will be no need to appear in the future.
I don't understand, the protagonist is so aggrieved even though he has a nuclear weapon in his hand; and they have already demonstrated the power of the Piao Piao Fruit, so it's okay if others don't know about it, but Han Fei and the others dare to mess with the protagonist after they already know about it. Isn't this a forced indoctrination? Wei Zhuang and Han Fei are not that stupid, right? You can ask the protagonist to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger, but the logic of Wei Zhuang, Zhang Liang, and his gang to subdue Han Fei does not make sense. Moreover, the author mentioned before that Han Fei and the others already knew that the protagonist and Ji Wuye were not of the same mind, so they forced him to do it. Playing the protagonist is a completely thankless task. It is equivalent to forcing the protagonist who originally had the choice to win over and cooperate with him in the opposite direction. Moreover, he is also a protagonist who is known to possess supernatural powers and Han Fei and his gang cannot handle it. Han Fei and the others are definitely not that stupid.
Invincible in the world, and then become a jade licker, hetui~ And he's also an ugly protagonist, so a**
He is very cruel to Yan Lingji and directly changes his memory, but he is generous and crazy to Nongyu. In what way is she comparable to Yan Lingji?
If you don't know how to write, I will teach you how to kill the Marquis and Ji Wuye. The protagonist disguises himself as Ji Wuye and uses his identity to accept all the troops. At the same time, he communicates with the King of Han to start an anti-corruption storm. He uses the Shadow Corps to collect evidence. The protagonist directly confiscates his house and collects it in the system.
Get some descendants, and those songs are really a show
So far so good, but he is a bit too doting on the women around him. Although he says that he knows he is here to be a spy, he still gives information to the outside world at every turn. Once or twice is fine, but more times can become toxic. There are many beautiful women in Qin Shimingyue, so there is really no need to indulge in certain things too much. You can pamper but there is no need to indulge, just have a certain amount of control.
Most of them are good, but the singing part is really awkward, so embarrassing. Can you believe the way Emerald Tiger sings modern songs there?
As title. Yan Lingji is loved by the audience not because of her beauty, but because of her character and unique personality charm!
I don't understand why I need a car. How many roads were open to traffic during the Warring States Period?