Longevity: Starting Out as a Fortune-Sucking Vampire!

Although the protagonist's family background is praised to the extreme at the beginning, whether he is rich or powerful, has a strong civil and military power, and the emperor has to sell some face, in fact, the protagonist is a fat sheep raised by the emperor. There is no money left to go to war. Put the protagonist in prison and sacrifice more than half of his wealth to get out of prison. The third prince went around the house and took away hundreds of jars of fine wine, and the ninth prince. He didn't want to get married, so he went to stay in the protagonist's palace, and fell in love with the protagonist's grandmaster. Even if the princess is fine, she will take a turn with the protagonist. They all took away a lot of food and clothing expenses from the protagonist.

The beginning is not tense and the seeds are born, and the plot is even more classic. Although the meat is eaten very quickly, it is average

There are a lot of bad sentences, and some plots are a bit abrupt without any foreshadowing. Others are pretty good Anyone with a certain status is acquired, innate, and a master. As a result, the methods, costs, forms, and arrogance are all those of ancient dynasties and imaginations. It's just that the numbers are enlarged to make them look powerful. Ancient fiction is not like ancient fiction, fantasy is not like fantasy