[Somewhat comedic] [Alternate setting] [A bit passionate] [A little satisfying] [The protagonist is almost supernaturally clever] [Political scheming] [Xuanhuan]
Jiang Liu transmigrated and became the son of a legendary god of war.
He thought he’d had an amazing start and would rise to the top of the world.
But his father died as soon as he was born. As if that weren’t a disastrous start, the moment he turned eighteen, they planned to send him off as a male concubine. How could he stand for that?
The world is a chessboard, and all living beings are its pieces.
The Daoist sect, the imperial family, the Heavenly Demon Sect, the Witch God Society... Who is the player, and who is merely a piece?
I don’t care who’s a player or a piece. Today, I, Jiang Liu, am flipping this chessboard!
Give yourself a call, this book is logically clear and steady 🧐🧐🧐
Not bad, not bad. I found another good book for this old man. It gets funnier as you go to the back. It's not too much for the author to update ten chapters a day 😏 😏 😏
It's been a long time since I've seen a book that made my eyes light up. It's worth reading. The protagonist is strategizing and winning from thousands of miles away. The plot of the characters is also very rich and there are a lot of foreshadowings!!!
Generally speaking, it feels okay. It feels a little more foreshadowing in the front, but it should look better in the back [Chigua]