Just as I Slaughtered My Way Through Chang'an, Li Shimin Pulled Out a Paternity Test

To be honest, this is my first review after reading so much. I originally wanted to give it four and a half stars, but I can't. I borrowed some traditional routines, but I have my own ideas. It's different from most historical novels. Some of them are not worthy of scrutiny, but it's okay. After all, why do you care so much about the novel? It's also gold in tomatoes. As for the half heart I gave less, it's mainly because of the main character. The character, it feels like the rest are all NPC settings, ordering people to be killed. From the beginning of the poor to the updated place, it doesn't feel like there are living people in this world. It feels like a game and it doesn't feel very reasonable or likable. The biggest emotional fluctuation of the protagonist at the moment is that the prince is too mechanical and it really feels like he is completing a task. The author is here to wish you better and better writing. It's a pity that I don't have the money, otherwise I would give some rewards. Then I was so engrossed in reading that I forgot to give free gifts. I will reward you later, and then I feel that the author can go to the bloggers who tweet the novel to help you push it. Actually, I still want to say more, but that's about it.

After all, it is unjustifiable that the system poisoned Li Chengqian to death. My personal suggestion is that Li Chengqian should be the emperor and the protagonist and finally become a free prince. After all, it is normal for the system to use some AK47s from the real world, and it may be finished sooner [face covering]

It's so cool to finally see 164. The plot is actually very good and very interesting. It's too bland if it's not exciting. It's better to do this more often, but not too much. The plot is still great, please give it a try, author

I thought it was a traditional time travel rebellion story. ... Unexpected developments and plot. In fact, the prince is the heroine, right? Anyway, I really didn't expect that the relationship with the prince would be so good, and the male protagonist would be benevolent and righteous. It is different from the same ones on the market.

The second volume is pretty good. The protagonist always says that people who see the world are NPCs. There's nothing wrong with that. The differences between the modern world and the ancient world will always remind him that he does not belong to this world. The existence of the system (although it rarely appears) will make him subconsciously regard the world as a game. Various ancient rules make people follow the rules, much like artificial intelligence NPCs. What should I say at the end? It might be better if it is more "delicate".

Anyway, I found it quite funny, haha. I recently read a new book that I thought was pretty good.

I said why are you so familiar? It turns out to be the uncle. (Two by Li Ke and one by Li Chengqian) I have read them all

It must be a high-quality product produced by the uncle [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] Can there be more books like Eight-year-old Li Ke? I can't get enough [face covering] [face covering] Very good [cool] [cool]

A very good article, interesting. When Li was in his prime, he should change the object of his contradictions and mainly contradict everything. Haha, I read 50 chapters in one go. Please support me.

Personally, I think the content is okay. There's nothing unusual about it. How can I read it so much? I don't believe it, keep writing, it will definitely be 100,000+