Daming: Prince Poison, Lao Zhu Advises Me Not to Be Impulsive
大明：毒士皇子，老朱劝我别冲动
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 285k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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105Reads
111Chapters
12Listens
123.9kReads · all time
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The Protagonist Is a Drug Addict with No Moral Bottom Line
Everyone's reports on those who sent Ding Guogong and wrote with ❤️ are all human-machine
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Is There a Protagonist Who Is an Amoral Schemer?
First couplet. Jia Ji; hurt Tianhe. It hurts people, but not Wenhe. Second line. Cheng Mou: It damages Yin's virtue and damages morality, but not Zhongde. Horizontal batch. The Prime Minister can't do it. Do you have any?
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The Latest Poisonous Literature in 2024
I want to read a book similar to "Da Qin: I Helped the First Emperor to Unify the World for the Poison Master". If it hurts Tianhe, just don't hurt Wenhe.
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(Personal thoughts, for reference only) It's not bad, but the author's writing style is still a bit immature. I urge you to update it and give me a few more chapters. What I like better is the highlight of the protagonist, but now I mainly describe the scenes of the battlefield, and there are not many climax points. What impressed me most was when the protagonist was beaten and when he was beaten. What Zhu Biao said, there are not many other memorable points. You can use more writing style on some major points, and the novel can be more exaggerated, which will make people want to read on. I don't know if the author has an outline. You can write an outline first and then write the article more logically.
Super pretty, love it.