I Raised an Empress!

Jump to Doupojuan and take a look. I ate ten pounds of arsenic in an instant. So scary.

I would like to ask everyone, are all ghostwriters after Qin Dynasty?

Don't read this book! The first section was normal, at least it was a normal story telling. When I first saw the mystery chapter with inconsistent content, I felt something was wrong. It wasn't until later that the girls mentioned earlier were almost covered, and then the level plummeted. Either I was too lazy to write it or someone else simply changed it. Don't click on it after the end of the Qin Shi world. You should have some idea when you see the extra chapter. Even the definition of "continuation" is not enough to describe the elegant and realistic writing of the following chapters. It is impossible to match the story of the Qin Shi chapter. The ravings of the mental patient are as distracting as nm responding to the call of Cthulhu. Subscription fraud is out of my sight.

No Yan Ling Ji, no Ni Lin, no soul

Did this book previously have another name?

I'm speechless. When I saw the title, I thought it was about training the daughter of the First Emperor to take over the position of the First Emperor and become the empress of the Qin Dynasty. I didn't even finish the first chapter and found it completely boring.

Qin Shi was pretty good, but Dou Po made me confused, and I didn't even know what it was about.

The author should be a woman, her ideas and writing style are feminine.

Could it be related to the plot again? If so, I'll die,

About "I!" Written by Lao Qinren. Raising an Empress" Chapter 64: Two Favors, Little Sage Village. Chapter review.