Spring breezes caress the face, and willow branches sprout fresh green leaves.
By the Bian River, Yang Yi gazed at the graceful young woman before him, utterly bewildered. Just then, a God-Tier Choice System activated!
Choice One: Successfully bluff Li Qingzhao into developing a dislike for Zhao Mingcheng, and receive Master-Level painting skills.
Choice Two: Tell Li Qingzhao that Zhao Mingcheng is her destined soulmate, and receive one thousand taels of gold.
Choice Three: Refuse to answer questions about marriage, and receive the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms, along with mastery-level proficiency.
Yang Yi: "Sorry, who is Zhao Mingcheng? Now that I'm here, Li Qingzhao can only be mine!"
One Room from the Start
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Many people say that choosing the Three Dragon-Subduing Eighteen Palms can help you protect yourself. Can you please have some brains? First of all, we have the ability to protect ourselves. The problem is that the protagonist has no enemies, no money himself, and he is so poor that he can hardly afford to eat. Why does he need the Eighteen Palms of Subduing the Dragon? Steal from the rich and give to the poor? Also, if you say you want to kill the emperor himself, I'm afraid you're not brainless. It's enough to be an emperor with high martial arts skills. Do you have military power under your command? Are there any civilian or military officials in the court who support you? The most important thing is do you have money? If you don't have enough money to say JB, you still want to be the emperor. As for the remaining two choices, gold is not a good choice. If you have a skill in painting, you can make money and get the attention of the emperor and get promoted quickly. If you choose gold, you have to be able to hold on to your money. A random bandit will suddenly kill the protagonist.
When did it become the Song Dynasty? It's really poisonous.
If you want me, I'll choose the third one first. Isn't the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms delicious?
The protagonist does not need sons, so let all the protagonist's women give birth to daughters and raise them to perfection. Although they cannot be blatantly adopted, the protagonist's daughters can never get married and stay with the protagonist to honor the protagonist (hehehe).
This protagonist is really frustrated. There are always a bunch of people plotting to harm him, but he can only barely protect himself and cannot do anything to others. His character is also weak. It is so uncomfortable to watch.
This protagonist is now just like Dong Zhuo
Some people say it's ink, and some people say it's water. I feel that the more ink, the better. I've come across many books that are very well written, but the number of words is too small and they're finished in 2 million words, which is not enough to read. The more detailed and careful the writing, the less likely it is to have poisonous points, loopholes and defects. It is still because of the poisonous points. So far, this book has allowed me to read along, and it suits my taste. There is a brother in the comment area who has obviously followed the book, and even said in the comment area that the author is arrogant, how arrogant. This is a personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. I hope the author can finish the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties and write tens of millions of words. I love you.
MmP, men don't think about making achievements, but think about women. How hungry... Thirsty are you. I don't want to read this book review! In reality, it must be an abandoned house, the kind of thing where you sit and daydream all day long, a waste of national food.
The protagonist is too weak and cowardly. He keeps touching his nose in embarrassment. The girl doesn't even want to redeem herself. She is more eunuch than eunuch.
Also, Li Qingzhao was a native of the late Northern Song Dynasty and early Southern Song Dynasty. He blamed the author for not learning history well. He also said that in the Tang Dynasty, your mother was illiterate and a fool.