
In Great Xia: From the Start, I Sign In for the Great Snow Dragon Riders!
人在大夏:开局签到大雪龙骑!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 606k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
256Chapters
4.6MReads
407.6kFlowers
9.9Score
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Reader comments 50
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To be honest, I don't like this way of writing. Don't you think it's very intellectual? A country's soldiers are gone, but now there are generals and a system. Why don't you think of a way to get the soldiers back? This kind of novel is all about becoming the emperor in the end. You don't do the layout. You just talk about romance here. This is not a female channel. You have soldiers and divine generals, and you attack the aliens and control the place. It doesn't matter what you want to do. No one dares to say no to you. Secondly, even if you plan in the capital, it's okay. You can let your divine generals go to the north to find ways to get the soldiers, or let the counselors be officials to plan the future. I really think the subject matter is good, but your portrayal is skillful and failed!
Can Neiji still be considered a hina? Is this any different from getting a patch of film after you've had enough fun? The experience you should have is exactly the same.
Awesome, I'd better accept Ning Er. Her character design is too poisonous. Not to mention being a heroine, being a concubine is disgusting. The queen of other countries can be said to be a thief. Her setting forces Cao thief to be a traitor. Everyone has discussed this. I thought you would treat her coldly and let her become a monk, enter politics, become a female official, or not write about her in the future. I didn't expect that you still wrote it well, so I hope you don't become a prisoner.
Although I don't know how many people are leading the rhythm, I personally hope that the protagonist can proclaim himself an emperor. Why not proclaim himself an emperor in a feudal society? Let alone elevating the status of those close to you. When the time comes, you will have to be timid about giving titles to your subordinates. You can do it directly, but you have to go through a procedure. Then there were many inexplicable opponents, including powerful ministers: none of them ended well. How many people were scolded?
Ningji is the heroine? She is reborn. She was still a queen in her last life. How can I get rid of her?
In ancient times, when there was a system, it was really unreasonable not to be an emperor. It was equivalent to God chasing you to feed you the emperor's rice, sending you soldiers, generals, and spies every day. If you had to muddle along, then you, a time traveler, would be suitable to become a monk, or the kind of temple in the deep mountains and old forests!
Don't accept Ning Er, her setting is too toxic to show male videos, ** should be the heroine
I just want to ask, do you think it is better to be a powerful prince wandering around, or to be an emperor and rule the world? Please give me a thumbs up if you think the prince is good, and a thumbs down if the emperor is good.
If I checked correctly, starting from the Qing Dynasty, those above the earl level were considered super-grade, right? In the Tang and Song Dynasties, it seems that the Duke of the country was from the first rank, right? I don't know either. If you have someone with great skills, you can tell me!!!
Although I don't know how many people are setting the pace, I personally don't like the protagonist claiming to be emperor. I'm tired of watching it.