I Was Supposed to Ruin the Nation’s Luck, So What’s This Supreme Immortal Dynasty?

The fact that the empress married Liu Yuan and later changed the name of the country should be considered the end of the country, right?

Interesting, very interesting, but it's too short. I'll keep it for now. If it grows long and firm, I'll choose to keep it; if it's short and weak, I'll kill it.

I'm dying of laughter! Right now, all I want to know is when the prime minister will fall for the female lead, and most importantly, what will be the reason they get together? Hahaha!

Is it possible that the system is one? Ultimately, a Celestial Dynasty is established. Liu Yuan reaches the fifteenth rank. The Empress gives birth. The child abdicates. The kingdom falls, and the emperor ascends to the fifteenth rank.

I really want to laugh. I stomp with my left foot and drag my back foot out to chop.

The protagonist is expected to establish his own power base in the imperial court.

Well, to sum it up, I found the content quite engaging and the subject matter rather novel. However, there's one thing I don't understand: despite the existence of cultivators, and quite a few at that, the book barely describes their strength. The battles felt more like battles between ordinary people. Otherwise, I think it's excellent.

Reading this book for a bit of fun is quite enjoyable. Since the time of the richest man in China, there have been few books about brilliant strategists and outstanding talents. However, alas, the content is limited and the language is not refined. No one is perfect; everyone makes mistakes. So I say: If a man's true nature hasn't even been revealed, how can he be expected to take a concubine? 😏

The premise is fresh, and it's a single-female lead story, which immediately hits my sweet spot. I hope there's more interaction between the male and female leads, and that the story updates soon! 💕💕💕

The plot is good, and the sweet, slightly goofy female lead is just right for me. [Learned something new]