
Napoleon's Beloved Concubine
拿破仑的宠妃
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 221k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
75Chapters
344Favorites
5Nutrient gifts
3.7kClicks per chapter
95Comments
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I saw a comment about my pupil earthquake seven or eight years ago
Sigh~ It's such a deep pit... I fell so hard that my nose was bruised and my face was swollen...
As a purebred Chinese, I can't understand it... But the writing style and plot are fine.
The heroine is still too deep in the relationship, ah, but this book is indeed not about career, so it's sad
It seems that it is following the trend of history. Also, the heroine has no ability to change the trend.
Brother, don't cheat d(?д??)
It's inappropriate! Although Murat was dull, he was also loyal and virtuous. Love rivals side by side! Bernadotte rides his horse and cracks his whip Stop having fun! Augereau is burly and worth a sword Exploit strengths and avoid weaknesses! Berthier is indecisive and adaptable Thirty-four creations! Oudino was slightly injured and stood on the line of fire Before death! Rana is sincere in his remonstrance
First, during the Napoleonic period, there was no "beloved concubine", only "lover" Second, there is no need to chase the ending. In the end, Napoleon must have shouted "France... The army... The commander... Rance..." Before he died. [Stop it!
If you look at it casually, that Napoleon is a second-grade cripple in height, ugly in appearance, and hairier. . . Passing by. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (#‵′)Convex
I liked it so much, don't be fooled