
The Imperial Uncle Signs In for Thirty Years, Then Tears Immortals Apart
皇叔签到三十年手撕仙人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 329k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I started reading novels in 2016, and my temper gradually became irritable in 2019. In September 2019, the book shortage began. In 20, I started trolling authors and editors. In 2021, I have turned into a professional cultural troll in Sanjiang. I apologize for lowering the quality of China.
Monks, eunuchs, imperial uncles, servants, and a Taoist and Confucian
Is Amnesty World sick? Just like the Juvenile Offenders Protection Act, good people cannot use the pleasures used by bad people.
😰😰There are so many books like this recently. Are they together?
I don't know why, when I saw the word "sage", I thought of the sentence in my mind: Yamamoto, my ancestors (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia
Famous starting point: When a dog is hungry, the dog will naturally come back From this, it can be concluded that the reason why the eunuch is a eunuch is that the author has eaten too much.
Good Guys is now mass-producing similar novels in studios 😥
There is no woman in his heart, so he draws his sword to the God of Nature, kills women to achieve enlightenment, and sacrifices women to heaven. His magic power is boundless. So there is really no need for a heroine or anything like that.
This doesn't look like a newcomer's work. Tell me, whose trumpet is it?
Is this considered a classic? Why are classics so valuable now?