At the end of the Xia Dynasty, there were many kingdoms, dynasties competing for hegemony, the world was in chaos, the situation was turbulent, the royal power was checked and balanced, loyalists and traitors were opposed, internal and external troubles, temple disputes, rivers and lakes turmoil, the battle to seize the direct descendants...
With the restoration of South Vietnam and the division of summer between the three families, the struggle for hegemony began...
Before that, Daxia Jiangning, a pretty boy-in-law who traveled through time by accident, was living a leisurely and happy life studying food, flirting with maids, occasionally visiting brothels, and listening to music...
Reader comments
It's a bad book. The part copied from Stephen Chow's movie is particularly disgusting and stupid.
I feel like there's something wrong with your layout. Some paragraphs are too long and not very comfortable to watch.
I came here to read the novel, not to read Poisonous Chicken Soup
It's a bad book. The part copied from Stephen Chow's movie is particularly disgusting and stupid.
I feel like there's something wrong with your layout. Some paragraphs are too long and not very comfortable to watch.
I came here to read the novel, not to read Poisonous Chicken Soup