Wuxia: I Kill for a Single Coin, Claim the Phoenix Blood, and Break Up the Tang Clan's Wedding
武侠：一文钱秒杀凤血，唐门毁婚
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 555k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
239Chapters
4.6MReads
261.3kFlowers
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Reader comments 50
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The protagonist is already green in the introduction. Even if the protagonist becomes invincible in the universe, he will still be a green turtle slave.
The poison resistance point is full, so currently the poison point is the issue of silver taels. This can cost tens of thousands of taels of silver. Is it Zimbabwean currency?
One penny, which is about the same as the novice gift pack, and then there are flash sales of several pennies, and there is no limit. Just don't ask for money, just get it. Stupid than.
Old Demon Han is almost turned into Li Feiyu by you...
Even though you are a master, you are still getting angry everywhere. You still need 50,000 taels to buy Jiang Yuyan. Are you a fool?
He said he was a novice and a cuckold
The author's writing is good. In just two chapters, the protagonist is very stupid and has too much money, and he is a boy who gives away his wealth alive. The image of the protagonist is very good. I also suggest the author to understand the purchasing power of one tael of silver. Even martial arts artists are not as outrageous as you. One tael of silver is like one yuan.
After reading more than twenty chapters, don't you think the author's writing about the Tang family is disgusting? Why not just destroy it, the water number?
It's too blunt to pretend to be a slap in the face, why would the old village owner have a baby marriage with the Tang family if he has no heirs? How could a man who only knows how to grow crops have such a deep relationship with a martial arts family? The protagonist, a modern person, can actually accept this kind of marriage that he has never seen before and is not from the right family. In the past, he could only be a son-in-law, let alone get the system.
After reading Chapter 9, I died!! 1. In terms of realm, one is a master after being born in heaven. No matter how great a master is, he still does not have the innate true energy after becoming a master. Only when a master becomes a great master can he innate true energy? Then you might as well think more powerfully about Xiantian, first always, then Xiantian Grandmaster! 2. The flash sales are always 1 or 2 articles, and then there is no time interval. There is no limit at all. Sooner or later it will collapse! I 3. Jiang Yuyan is the daughter of Jiang Qin and Jiang Biehe. Now Jiang Qin is still a scholar and she is so old. What about Jiang Xiaoyu and Hua Wuque? I've only read Chapter 9 and it's so confusing. I don't know what to do in the later stages. . . .