
The Villain Xiaoge Lao Started by Forcing the Empress of the Palace
反派小阁老,从逼宫女帝开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 272k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
751Reads
5.5Score
128Chapters
64Listens
78.4kReads · all time
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Is There Any Kind of Martial Arts Novel Where the Protagonist Is a Poor Man and Then the Heroine Is an Empress?
The male and female protagonists were separated, and the female protagonist's real identity was noble, while the male protagonist was a commoner, and then the female protagonist was forced to separate from the male protagonist, and finally went back to find the male protagonist. Are there any such martial arts novels?
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Brothers, this is so beautiful😊, a real eunuch can become the destined protagonist, and he also cultivates a relationship with the empress. I don't know how to cultivate it, you can go and see it [salute][salute],
5.3 Points. Lao Cao must be frustrated. [Laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] I ended it hastily after more than a hundred pieces. Because I listened to books, I really like Lao Cao's writing style. This is the third one. This one is really a bit disappointing, but it is still very good to me.
The look and feel is very good, and it is written very carefully using human thinking, and it tries to be more realistic than a brainless novel. However, the shortcomings are still very obvious. There are too many explanations and reasonable narrations, resulting in a lot less information in the plot content, and this is very obvious. The whole rhythm is like a LoL game where the wind is suddenly robbed of the dragon. The rhythm suddenly breaks. This greatly affects the unfolding of the entire plot, causing the plot's rhythm to drag. It is still laying the groundwork when it should be more exciting. I emphasize this only because this problem is more serious, and other aspects are much better than other stories.
In fact, it was okay, the plot was very smooth, but I felt that the only downfall was that Bai Yan died too late, and the other villains couldn't get out until he died. It was obvious that there was no plot to write about later, alas! Very good book
Brother Cao's books are all excellent, very
Still a familiar smell
I just like the books written by this author, keep up the good work
This book is okay, why is no one reading it?
It was easy to read and not too toxic for me. Maybe I read the author's two books before reading this one. The score is low, it should be around 8-9 points. The author's writing style is still good. The author wrote a lot of space about the first child of luck. I can understand that it is left unkilled and slowly weakens the luck, just like raising pigs. I read the reviews and the low score is because the author did not explain the luck situation in advance. The previous book set the explanation more clearly.
It still tastes the same [eating melon]. I just hope that the system points in this book will not be the same as the previous one. It won't be long before they become meaningless.
Damn it, the book has been eaten to death [almost crying]
It's so beautiful, why is the score so low?
This book is very good, you can read it.
Why do so many people give it low scores? This book is actually pretty good
. . . Well, the story is compact and the IQ is online!
Just passing the time out of boredom, nothing interesting to see
It's actually pretty good-looking. It's just that the ending was too hasty. It feels like this book has just begun. But it ended immediately. There is no beginning or end. But the content is still good. Worth five stars.
Please give me the next one. This one did not do well and it ended too quickly.
Lao Cao's books are indeed good, but this one is a little better. Lao Cao thinks that he needs to keep up with the times and write something different.