Lan Yang transmigrates.
Though he's supposed to be the chosen protagonist, he has always felt that his character template doesn't match those of the protagonists in other novels. Thinking he was a villain, he decided to act like one.
“If Your Lordship doesn't mind, Yang would be honored to call you his adoptive father...” You old bastard, you've gone too far.
Cultivation requires rare treasures? The Heavenly Dao arranges for beautiful women to deliver them, hoping Lan Yang will gain both wealth and women?
Holding the treasure, Lan Yang stared at the ashes scattered across the ground beside him and fell into deep thought.
A protagonist who actively picks fights, not a righteous hero in a villain's disguise. There is a harem, but the story won't spend too much time on the female characters. His golden finger lets him travel into various novels and conquer their worlds, making up for his past regrets. A satisfying power fantasy, with no tragic suffering for the protagonist.
(P.S. I'm terrible at writing blurbs, so please read the novel itself. It's somewhat dark, so anyone with a saintly disposition should read it with a guardian present.)
After reading 20 chapters, it is reasonable and well-founded. Although the protagonist wants to rebel, he cannot take everything into consideration, but it is much better than that kind of mindless novel. How can anyone take everything into consideration? Let alone the novel, in reality, no matter ancient or modern times, no one can take into account all aspects of rebellion or kingship. Intellectuals There is another mistake that I am worried about. The most important thing in a novel is not to be brainless, it must be logical, the plot is clear, and realistic. Of course, explosive seeds and the like are not brainless. There are many explosive seeds in real history, such as 5,000 soldiers defeating 500,000 soldiers and horses. Even in the official history, there are many special miracles of explosive seeds, or the success of a grassroots team. Lan Changsheng is the son of the original owner. Why does the protagonist care so much? If you don't have many sons, you can have dozens of them. The ones behind Lan Changsheng can only be considered your sons if they were born by you in time travel.
This is the most thoughtful novel I have ever seen on Tomato. There is logic in rebellion and the like, and the subordinates are all intelligent. During the rebellion, there was no such thing as stealing information, etc., Which also gave me a refreshing feeling. The author is a real person.
Overall it's okay, but I feel like there's one problem: not enough fun. It's a bit of a running story, it's too bland.
It's quite interesting to see the latest 229 chapters. The protagonist is decisive enough to kill, but a little lustful. He plays all kinds of things haha. Overall, it's not bad. I read it in one go and updated it quickly. Is the key moment missing? [What]
Looks good, update soon
You can take care of the old devil and kill decisively
It's really beautiful (♥∀♥) Support the author greatly
Not bad, not cliché, IQ is online
Update quickly, I like this kind of book, no matter what the means,
Not bad, good, promising