
Wuxia: From Disgraced Marquis's Heir to Peerless Martial Emperor
武侠:从落魄侯府世子到绝世武帝
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- 961k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy & Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Behind-the-Scenes Stories About Building a Power Base, Where the Protagonist Doesn't Always Take Center Stage
Fantasy Novels About Building a Personal Power Base in Secret Since Childhood
Over five million characters, and the protagonist builds their own power base from childhood.
Please, I Need Political Intrigue Novels. No Idiot Protagonists
Are there any good political intrigue novels left? I'm begging you. I don't care if there's a System, as long as the protagonist isn't an idiot.
Recommend Historical Novels About Brilliant Strategists Who Shape the World
Hand over your historical novels about high-IQ masterminds plotting to conquer the world.
Wuxia, Imperial Court, Jianghu, System
The protagonist trains in the Golden Bell Shield from the very beginning and masters it completely.
The Protagonist Leads a Faction and Has Tons of Underlings. No Getting Personally Involved!!
No matter whether it's about a ruler building an empire or a court official serving the throne, stories in this genre are always disappointing. The protagonist always handles everything personally and steamrolls everyone. What the hell do I need subordinates for, to sit around doing nothing? Don't they scheme against each other or want to rise up? You do everything yourself?
The Protagonist's Father Is the Powerful Prince of Zhenbei, and the Protagonist Is His Heir
Movie and TV Crossovers! Martial Arts Crossovers! Wuxia!!!
Ancient-Era Stories With a Brilliant Strategist, Political Intrigue, Mind Games, and Power-Building
The Male Lead Is a Prince or Imperial Prince, Powerful but Hiding His Strength
The kind where the protagonist acts weak to hide their strength!
Books Where the Protagonist Builds a Force of Secret Guards or Imperial Guards: Transmigration and a System
High-IQ, Strategic Dynastic Conquests
I've been an avid reader for nine years, so trust me, this one's absolutely top-notch. If it's not good, come yell at me.
Political Intrigue, Darkness, High Intelligence, and Masterminds
A master strategist who can anticipate your every move and make plans from behind the scenes.
Creating a Mysterious Organization, Preferably from Behind the Scenes
The Heroine Is an Empress or Female Emperor, and the Hero Is a Fake Eunuch
The Protagonist Transmigrates, Builds a Power Base, Controls Everything from Behind the Scenes, and Is Unbeatable
The protagonist transmigrates, builds a faction, and controls everything from behind the scenes. Even when killing enemies, he attacks remotely without showing himself. Remember, he must be truly invincible and truly in control behind the scenes.
Princes Fighting for the Throne, With Imperial Scheming
Nothing too fast-paced.
The Hero Is an Easygoing Prince or Imperial Son, Hiding His Profound Cultivation from the World
Looking for novels with a laid-back prince or royal heir as the male lead. He has profound cultivation but keeps it hidden from the world, has forces of his own, and one day suddenly reveals his power.
A Prince Protagonist: No Cold Palace, No Idiots, Just a Normal Struggle for the Throne
Even if the emperor doesn’t favor the protagonist above everyone else, he shouldn’t neglect him compared with the other princes. In the end, the protagonist wins the throne and conquers the realm.
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds Up His Own Forces from Childhood, Including a Shadow Guard
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds a Powerful Faction
Are there any stories where both the male and female leads have built their own powerful factions? Please recommend some!!!
The Protagonist Builds His Power Base from Childhood, Including a Personal Guard
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds Up Their Own Power From Childhood, Including a Shadow Guard
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It's very good. The author's writing style is good and the plot is quite attractive to me. I would like to give the author a chicken leg [eating melon] The insertion of the two characters Tianshan Child Elder and Li Qiushui is a bit abrupt, and the handling of the two sisters Chen is really unsatisfactory [Chigua]
It's okay. I feel like the author has written ink in the first part, but in the later part, I feel like the author has found the feeling. He directly rebels and fights for the world. It's easy to get involved in it. (Currently, I feel that the author has deviated from the outline, but writing this fight for hegemony and finally leading the country's civilization to progress together feels better.) Generally speaking, the first dozen or so chapters of Pig's Feet are very indecisive, but the author's subsequent writing is really good. Come on, In the end, the author really added more updates. These more than a hundred chapters are enough for who to read [angry][angry][angry][angry][angry][anger] @
Five stars, it would be better to get rid of the eldest sister of the Chen family. For her younger brother, only her lover is allowed to kill others, and others are not allowed to kill her lover, cattle and horses, and banditry logic, but what's more, he is a blood relative, who knows people poorly and is not kind to others. It is true that my younger brother is careless, but is it like this?
It was pretty good in the early stage, but it was a bit embarrassing after Tianshan Child Mother came out, and then sleeping with Princess Jin was also a breaking point. After all, the male lead and his wife were fine.
😗😗😗 Serious book review and objective evaluation [Salute][Salute][Salute] Let me tell you about the character settings for those who haven't joined yet. 🐷Jiao is the heir apparent who is the descendant of the founder of the country. He has two younger sisters in the family. The "pseudo male protagonist" is the lover of the eldest sister and the second sister. The eldest sister holds military power. The main plot is that the 🐷corner slowly counterattacks, the old routine. As for the female protagonist, I recruited the mistress of the "pseudo male protagonist", but also "provoked" Princess Jin (I feel that there won't be much drama in this, so it's better not to write it, and it's obvious that I can't accept it, so it's better not to write it). In addition, there may be two pairs of maids later.
At this moment, at that moment, the plot of rising and revenge makes people breathe out a sigh of relief, Cao thieves will live forever.
I finished it straight away and it was very comfortable to watch. The main character does what he says most of the time, which is very comfortable to watch. The female characters are well described, the appearance rate is not high, the grasp is moderate, there is not too much ambiguity, and it is not exciting. The two sisters basically downplayed this treatment later, so it is okay. Currently, it is known that there is only one female protagonist (the protagonist's wife), with an online IQ, I personally think it is okay [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]
I would have wanted to kill such a sister like Chen Zhining before Ning Xuan died, but after Ning Xuan's death I couldn't be cruel to this woman. Others would bully her and would want to destroy her whole family. If she killed her, she would regret it when she thought about it. But Chen Zhixue, this woman, would kill her from the beginning to the end. If she didn't kill her, she would consciously try not to disgust others.
It's pretty good. I was almost misled by the reviews. It has some flaws, but at least it's watchable.
It's all okay. It's just that I read so many chapters in one day. I'm afraid I won't be interested in reading it even if I save it.