
The Empress Owes Me a Hundred Trillion: She Can Only Pay Me Back by Having My Babies
女帝欠了我百万亿:只能生娃抵账
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 662k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Empire Rises: The Empress's Mastermind of Political Intrigue帝国崛起:女帝的阳谋大师Alternate title on Fanqie
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199Chapters
979Reads · 30 days
461.7kReads · all time
179Shelves
7.6Score
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I can write 500 words in an hour; this isn't a mindless, feel-good story, it's written with care.
Keep going and work hard! 😄
I've always had a question: Divine Blood Stones heat up when they come into contact with water. Does water in the air count? If so, at what humidity level would it react? Does ice and snow count? When collecting Divine Blood Stones, you'll encounter groundwater at a certain depth. Even if not, the deeper you dig, the higher the air pressure, resulting in a hot and humid environment.
I finished reading it, it was great! It's so short, I hope there will be more chapters soon! Overall, it was good, the plot and setting had a few minor flaws, but they're not important. The protagonist's research wasn't particularly detailed, but it was handled well.
People say the Desolate Heavenly Emperor suffers greatly, but none of them suffer as much as I do. I was born with the body of a cow or horse, born in the Dharma-ending Age, raised in the fields. Not only can I not cultivate, but I also have to work to earn money. My lifespan may not even exceed a hundred years. I have been busy for half my life and still have no Daoist companion.
It's a well-written and entertaining story, but the romance is a bit... Unpleasant to write. A completely new worldview. Judging from the title and synopsis, some people might think it's set in ancient times, but it's actually set in the modern era! I'll say it three times: Modern and contemporary times. Modern and contemporary times. Modern and contemporary times!
The book is good, author, keep up the good work!
Okay, okay, hurry up!
The protagonist's chamber of commerce is purely charitable; he invests all his profits in research, and everyone shares the profits—is this his responsibility? It's outrageous! I need a scoundrel like you!
Not bad, it's a breath of fresh air among the reform books.