[Wars between princes + fictional history + daily life + many beauties + historical imagination]
Ji Zhaolin traveled to an era where the emperors of the Zhou Dynasty made kings everywhere and princes rose up together. The difference is that this era has all kinds of unpredictable powers, such as feathered men soaring in the sky, legendary dragons, Qi practitioners who can control the wind and rain, behemoths with a sense of science and technology, and warriors who swallow mountains and rivers.
And Ji Zhaolin became the third prince of the Xuanming Kingdom with no reputation. Faced with the loss of authority of Emperor Zhou and the coming of the era of conquests from all nations, he did not panic at all because he was eating soft food.
He is the only one who relies on women's resources to conquer the world.
Queen Zijin, a descendant of the Yin and Shang dynasties
Mo Qingxue from Star Tower Lord
The princess of Chiyuan Kingdom holding five dragons as her dowry
Tuoba Yu'er, the pride of the prairie
Xiao Li, the leader of the younger generation of the family, and many other beauties
The princes ridiculed: "It is shameless to rely on women to get to the top."
Reader comments
It looks good, but I don't know how to praise it. I'll give it five stars to support it. [Thinking]
How did the author cut it? It's well written, but not very popular. [Cry]
The Shang and Zhou dynasties tend to be more mythological. The descriptions are quite visual. Good reviews, but the writing is too little. I finished it in one go.
It looks good, just write it like this
It feels like it has a unique flavor. The author writes well and I can look forward to the future.
There were some typos and few words in the early stage, but it was much better in the later stage. If the front part can be slightly improved, the reading experience should be better!
It looks good, but I don't know how to praise it. I'll give it five stars to support it. [Thinking] How did the author cut it? It's well written, but not very popular. [Cry]
The Shang and Zhou dynasties tend to be more mythological. The descriptions are quite visual. Good reviews, but the writing is too little. I finished it in one go.
It looks good, just write it like this
It feels like it has a unique flavor. The author writes well and I can look forward to the future.
There were some typos and few words in the early stage, but it was much better in the later stage. If the front part can be slightly improved, the reading experience should be better!
It's good to read, but why do you read so little?