Cut Off Hu Mochou, and Make the Divine Sculpture a Marquis

The protagonist of this book is an "unqualified" politician, which is of course a compliment. He has brains, is familiar with alliances, and officialdom's intrigues, and is able to take advantage of the situation. Before time travel, he was a member of the yamen... He is said to be "unqualified" because he is humane, can become a beauty in anger, and will risk his life at critical moments. Even if he sacrifices interests and calculations, he still has a bottom line to protect. Unlike those so-called "officials", in a world where force is respected, this is not another kind of "chivalry". Who said that you can't be a chivalrous person without the strength of a chicken? Who said that a scholar with weak writing skills would be afraid of a sword-wielding villain? The subject matter of this book is somewhat off-the-wall, but it is no worse than those books about martial arts that are innate in the first seconds of the system start. It has a different flavor from a different perspective, and it is rated as a good product.

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I have read 14 chapters so far, and it is considered a real novel in terms of writing style and plot - it can be seen that the author writes with great care. Among them, emotional drama is the highlight. Light, detailed and touching. The last time I read a literary drama like this was in The Book of Destiny. As a reader's perspective, the two confidantes are enough, with less regrets and more affection. Of course, the book is the author's own, and I hope I can give a good account of the characters in the book.

The entry point of this book is very novel. The chapters at the beginning are not traditional martial arts. The protagonist has no system or halo, and relies on experience to solve problems. The protagonist does not enter the world of martial arts and immediately want to practice peerless martial arts. Instead, he performs his duties seriously. I think this treatment is very good and I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Multiple girls or single girl? The label says there are multiple women, but I can't see it yet.

I've watched more than half of it, the writing is not bad, and it's said to have multiple female protagonists, but the current shaping makes it hard for me to think about how there will be more female protagonists in the future. . . I've finished watching it, it's good to watch, but it's still hard to see why there are so many female protagonists. Only one Yuru has some emotional line, and Mochou may be able to accept it, but the male protagonist has no other thoughts about anyone other than Mochou.

The plot is compact, the writing is comfortable and delicate, and each character has its own personality logic. It is one of the rare books I have read recently that I can read all night long.

Awesome... It's so cool to interpret the love between children in the world from the perspective of the government!

Good-looking, I like Mo Chou's character. The later plot is quite good, I hope the author will update it soon

It's very, very beautiful~ Author, please keep updating. [Full] [Full] [Full] Nice~

Really good, keep up the good work [laughing]

It's pretty good, but based on the plot, Liu should have accepted it.

Don't talk too much and don't talk too much. Let's read Chapter 10 first. If you don't like it, come to me [star][star][star]

It's beautiful. It's the first time I've seen this type of divine glyph. It's very interesting [laughs]

Reading this novel is like an immersive dream that cannot be left halfway. I know it's time to sleep, but I just can't help but want to "read one more chapter."

It's a pretty good novel, you can read it, it's logical.

The kids are really nice

It's super pretty, right? It's just amazing.

Not bad, very pretty

Clear and well organized

No, the writing is interesting

Very good, no poisonous points so far

It's too simple to write

Not bad, okay

Very good, give it a good review

Justice is at home in people's hearts

Li Mochou's obsession is the Jade Girl's Heart Sutra, but she really doesn't know how to do it.

Very good, but when will the protagonist learn the Nine Yin Manual?

Okay, okay, thank you, baby. I already have it.

Doing things according to the rules reminds me of He Chou in Hanxiang.