
A Cannon-Fodder Little Emperor's Guide to Survival
炮灰小皇帝求生指南
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 741k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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221Chapters
110Favorites
331Clicks per chapter
90Nutrient gifts
16Comments
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"Regardless of whether it concerns me" - please point out a bug to the author! It's a bit strange. Perhaps "I don't need to pay attention to me" or "I don't need to worry about me" would be more logical.
"Emperor Yanqing had already..." (Just pointing out a typo, author~) This should be Yanqing Palace, right?
Is this progress bar for affection level? [Question mark]
"This blood ginseng..." (Please point out a typo, author!) Snow Ginseng
I think I've seen this strategy before. First, they claim there will be a drought to attract many grain merchants. Then, they issue a denial, causing grain prices to plummet so they can buy up grain. Even if some people are unwilling to sell, when the drought actually occurs, the people and grain are already in the capital. They can simply "borrow" it by sending troops, saving the time of procuring it.
"Rising from the mud, yet remaining unstained"—I'd like to point out a bug in the author's description. What kind of glasses are these? They're like lotuses emerging from the mud, untainted by its filth.
Ink stain: Shocked, when did the "ism" rebel? 🥺