Every Woman Is Evil: I’m Delicate and Soft, but I Can’t Escape

Come on, big brother of Crab Roe Cake

It's awesome, it's really beautiful, the progress bar is very fast, I've been eaten twice already, it's really fast, I don't know if there will be more people in the future, in short, I'm being eaten every day

The poem "A broken halberd holds the wine of the First Emperor, and the sword points to the boundless imperial road." This poem may have been created by later generations based on the historical deeds of Qin Shihuang, expressing a kind of emotion or evaluation of Qin Shihuang and the imperial rule he represented. The original meaning of "Zheji" refers to a broken halberd, which is often used to describe failure or defeat. "Gangjiu" means holding up the wine glass, which means drinking. "Zheji and Drinking Wine with the First Emperor" may mean that when looking back on the history of Qin Shihuang, he drank the wine with emotion about his merits and demerits. "The sword points to the imperial road without boundaries" may describe Qin Shihuang's use of force to conquer the world and his endless pursuit of imperial rule. It shows Qin Shihuang's ambition and unremitting pursuit of supreme power. It may also imply a criticism of his rule, implying that this pursuit of power has no end and is somewhat blind and destructive.

Come on, big brother who writes the imperial letter

Xiao Nan Niang, fragrant and soft Xiao Nan Niang, hey hey~

Nan Liang added the harem, loved, loved, loved, loved, loved, loved, loved.

The rhythm is good, the details are handled just right, and it's a very good work.

This is my first time watching Nan Liang, and I think it's well written. However, the male protagonist is a bit too delicate, and the plot is difficult at the beginning, but it's pretty good later on.

It's super nice [I understand] It would be better if the author could update it five times a day [Start] o(*^▽^*)o After all, I can't forget this book [Grief]

This book is definitely written by a human being and does not have the logical and abstract plots of AI novels. Overall, this book is quite suitable for some people.