The Tyrant Takes by Force

The male protagonist is very charming and a tyrant in his career. Su attack, force attack. However, so far, I am limited by system tasks and have to develop various emotional lines, which is very frustrating. Give the secret guard a vote. He is by far the rare character who is reliable, considerate and doesn't cause any trouble. Even the silly Prince Potato is also good. The details I don't like are as follows: Concubine: Being a seductress and slapping the male protagonist. She is tempted because the male protagonist is considerate to him and becomes cold-hearted because she sees the male protagonist being kind to others. The family is still preparing for rebellion. (And the male protagonist's feeling towards him is: coquettish) Businessman: There are secret guards left by the male protagonist to protect him. The businessman gives them a salary increase and asks about the male protagonist's itinerary. Secret Guard 11 quickly "surrendered" and felt that it was okay to reveal the relationship between the two. He is a secret guard, so this behavior can be regarded as turning to his master. Bai Yueguang: Suddenly appeared in the garden, suddenly fell into the water and had to be rescued by the male protagonist, and because of jealousy, he played the piano randomly at the state banquet. Why do you keep causing trouble in order to prove that the hero cares about you?

"It is his blessing to sacrifice for me." "Those who oppose me will always end up like this." 🤤 Super authentic flavor of a tyrant who rules over the world and is destined to return. It's so handsome that I can't close my legs. OoOoOoOoOo!

It's pretty good, but Lao De is a bit lacking, and the interactions between his family are quite funny. This really doesn't make sense. Do they really want to form a couple? [Crying] I'm speechless. I really don't like De Concubine. Why does it feel like I've changed my personality in front of De Concubine? No matter what he does, there's nothing wrong with him. This is a perspective book. It's really uncomfortable to read. The author seems to like De Concubine. He plays more and more roles in the future and has skipped many chapters. Why is there still him? I don't think it's sweet whether it's long or not. It's inexplicable.

It's very beautiful. Xu Xichao and the emperor are really close to each other. In ancient times, the hydrangea husband didn't know he was the emperor. He is a vest, or secretly, the rhubarb girl begs for food💛

It's good to watch, De Fei is good except for the early and late stages ヾ ^_^♪, and there are too many emotional chapters between Shu Tong and Hua Ci, especially Chapters 187-198, they are all about them, you can skip it if you are interested [Thinking]

It's really good. It's still being serialized. I finished it in one day. I'm looking forward to the next plot (no matter what I write now, book reviews don't seem to be too long). I also like Jun Xuan and Xu Xichao. Can Xu Xichao be included in the palace in the future? It's so classy to recommend such a beautiful book to me. The author pays great attention to the balance between work and rest. It would be nice to pay more attention to it [shy]

The pace is slower, and he is considered a growth-oriented male protagonist. Although he is a tyrant who expects ordinary people to come through, he does things quite decently. After writing for so long, he has been quietly working on his career. He is not obsessed with love but obsessed with career, which is good. I hope there will be more emotional drama in the future. The male protagonist is an emperor, but he is comparable to Liu Xiahui. It is quite a contrast. However, the author has good skills and the article is fluent. I read the latest chapter before I knew it. I urge you to update more!

I can only say that the cp is ancillary, but the protagonist is really handsome, powerful, and status-savvy, and his key character is also very calm and calm. I don't know how to put it, but his personality is really in line with my taste. I really like Jun Xuan. There are really very few like this. He traveled through time and became an emperor, but he was not acting like in those novels but was actually brought into the world. I like watching the protagonist's scenes, but I would like to make a suggestion that the deputy CP's scenes could be reduced. You can watch it if the protagonist really tries to control it. The main character is pretty good, but can the author write it down in more detail? There's really a lot to write about the supporting characters' battles, and I'm a bit too lazy to criticize Shou's character.

The line of the tyrant's career is quite enjoyable to watch. The career line looks good. The emotional line is a bit confusing [thinking], but the character of Yu is a bit confusing - she is already a concubine in the harem, and she always emphasizes her "innocence", which is really a bit unclear about her own position. Maybe it's pretty good. Although I feel like a spoiled wife. But it's so much better. . .

It is a very unique story. Not only does everyone have a distinct and full personality and tension, but Xuan Jin is also a real career-oriented male protagonist. There is no procrastination and perfunctory about the post-travel career, it is all about the joy of being involved in it, and he only wants to fill the national treasury. Looking at it now, it's 1V1, which I like better. The narrative language is also lively and interesting, such as Chang Le's additional questions, because I fell in love with this character because of this short clip. I hope everyone in this story will continue on (●'◡'●)