From the Start: Kill My Younger Brother to Break the Deadlock
开局：先杀弟弟破局
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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562Chapters
259Reads
7.2Score
76Listens
328.8kReads · all time
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I have caught up with the latest chapter, and it is very interesting so far. The protagonist is quite ruthless, but he also has the most basic kindness. For example, his father and stepmother sucked the blood of him and his two sisters to raise a younger brother, so he killed his younger brother, and separated the family with his two younger sisters. However, he is not a saint. For example, he discovered the signs of drought and locust plague, reminded the village chief, and found that the village chief did not force it when he couldn't explain it, and respected the fate of others. I think it is very interesting.
Nana's bear hacked his 6-year-old brother to death as soon as he appeared on the scene. It was very interesting and ruthless people gave it good reviews. . .
The protagonist is a ruthless person who holds a grudge, is practical, and is reasonable. If you think it is unreasonable, just think of your enemies. Will you forgive them? If you can forgive, you are nothing more than an enemy. When I didn't say
This book is good. The protagonist is also cruel. For the sake of his predecessor and himself, he punishes his six-year-old brother out of hatred for his cheap father and aunt (recommended, this book is good😀)
It's not bad, and it's worth reading even though the book is out of stock. I just looked at the author's homepage and found that there are five books in total, two of which have been eunuchs, and two of which have not been updated for more than half a month. I hope this one will not be like that.
This book is actually pretty good, but it's a bit emotional and not rational enough. My super wisdom tells me that I should use my super power [laughing and crying] The content after Chapter 380 has no nutrition at all and is all just fake stuff.
The storyline is very good, beautiful and unconventional; the pace is also very comfortable, and the content is concise. On the way to the capital, it was very interesting to collect supplies, get rid of traitors in your companions, treat your fellow guards, and stay overnight in temples that harbor filth and evil.
Nice. I feel like the male lead is working so hard. Busy making money every day. Say the male protagonist is ruthless? I don't think so. On the contrary, I felt that the male protagonist was not ruthless enough. Also, is the original owner his biological child?
It's really well written, with a few flaws, but it's good enough. There is no logic behind it
I actually heard Chapter 121, but what did I hear: Even Chen Feng's well was covered with bamboo ribs tied up with bamboo strips to prevent the well water from losing a lot of water. Is this a well? Are you sure it's not a water tank?