Transmigrated into a King: Eagle Sauce, Don't Push Your Luck
穿越成国王：鹰酱你可别找死啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 188k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
79Chapters
2.4MReads
5.2kFlowers
9.5Score
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Reader comments 24
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It doesn't look good. Even if the Dragon Kingdom asks you to visit the dragon, why don't you agree to the Small Country asking you to go there? Without what a king should look like, what is a diplomat for?
The writing is not like ancient times, but not like modern times. The protagonists are written in the time period after Japan. It is still acceptable to kneel down and worship in this era. Are those people not civilized?
It's probably another brainless novel where the main character can only redeem money.
Don't talk to me about technology. Weapons are all redeemed by the system, not developed by yourself.
It depends on whether the initial wave is good or not.
Comments on the eleventh point, Your Majesty Su Xin, has the blood of our Nanbang, "Traveling to Become a King: Yingjiang, Don't Seek Death" written by a cow under Laojun Mountain.
Why is the country so small? At least it's bigger than Japan, and the Korean Peninsula is bigger
No matter what era her mother told her to kneel down, she would do so.
Chapter 21: Yingjiang Secretary Bigger is here, but he looks a little funny. Chapter 21: "Travel to Become a King: Yingjiang, Don't Seek Death" written by a cow under Laojun Mountain.
Commentary on Chapter 20: Acquiring the Military Base in "Traveling to Become a King: Yingjiang, Don't Seek Death" written by a cow under Laojun Mountain.