[Ensemble cast, not a power fantasy, no System, no female lead, no disposable side characters, a father-son showdown: the Smiling Boy vs. the Deranged Old Man]
Should I run, or face him head-on? That is the question.
Should I silently avoid Liu, the old man who could snap at any moment,
or stand up and use my own strength to take him down?
Which choice gives me the best chance of staying alive?
If I run, if I escape,
will I just drift through a strange land and quietly wait to die?
Defeatist talk is absolutely unacceptable!
If I go mad, if I go wild,
then I'll start plotting my rise to power as a child. That's what I need.
Like father, unlike son? Sorry, I'm becoming twice as much like him.
Nobody knows more about the balance of power, fighting the Xiongnu in the north, cultivating immortality, being born to play a star... than me.
Liu Ju, Crown Prince of the Han, forever impeccably mad.
The fake era of Emperor Wu of Han: bold, relentless expansion.
The real era of Emperor Wu of Han: stay alive, and stay alive well.
PS: The entire historical timeline has been moved forward. When the protagonist appears, he's already an energetic little “Monkey King.”
Currently in Volume One: Our fun-loving protagonist is a walking collection of old and new tropes, and so far, our side has suffered no casualties.
There are currently more than 80 chapters. It is non-toxic and can be eaten with confidence! The protagonist is still a child, but his identity is not escaped. It is not a brainless novel. Liu Che is also the ambitious and suspicious Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in history. The genes of the Wei family are good👌🏻 Empress Wei, Qing Wei, child Huo Qubing, everyone is good.
Do you now know how difficult it is to find an article on Tomato that is basically logically coherent and self-explanatory but does not have a large-scale explanation and discussion, and does not have an obvious AI environment? Let's take a look at this book. This book is one of those rare articles that is basically logically coherent and self-explanatory but does not have a large-scale explanation and discussion, and does not have an obvious AI environment. Much better than those others in Tomato who wanted to write their own books and use novels as essays and final exam essays!
OTZ is so scary. I'm almost finished reading it. Why are there so few comments? This book is very interesting and very in line with the mental state of contemporary young people. There is no inexplicable cheating in the protagonist. Come on, author. Chapter 178
I haven't seen such comfortable and peaceful writing in a long time. The characters are not stereotyped. Everyone has their own thinking. Good review
The writing is really good, but the story about the witchcraft disaster thirty years later is the same as three days later. The protagonist is worried about what will happen thirty years later every day?
One chapter a day is too little, and the protagonist Liu Ju is too sinister. If he had a character like Liu Chang in My Father, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, it might be more interesting 🤔
It's very interesting, but there are so few comments. Come on!
It's okay for the time being. Come on^0^~
Good-looking, super good-looking 😄😄😄👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Looks good, please update more, come on! Big 👍👍👍