
You Foolish Emperor! Stop Right There!
昏君!你站住
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 474k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
231Chapters
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444Recs
28Fans
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I heard someone say that the heroine did not take revenge directly, so I made the following reply , which is also my last reply. You said that Xie Wanning did not take revenge but instead curried favor with the emperor. You thought Xie Wanning was fake. Then I would like to ask, Xie Wanning was not a winner in her last life. In the first three years, she was not allowed to see the emperor, and in the next three years, she showed off and flattered her, thinking that the emperor had his heart for her, but in the end she got a glass of poisoned wine. Will he feel that the emperor has her in his heart in his next life? There is still revenge. Should we directly take revenge from Wei Lang now? Is Xie Wanning's family background strong enough to crush Wei Lang, or does she think the current emperor can abandon Wei Lang's family background? You are not a fool, and your background is not comparable in reality. Why do you think that the emperor can make Xie Wanning give up Wei Lang and the Wei family just because Xie Wanning used some conspiratorial means to frame Wei Lang? (Do you think the emperor's position is given as a gift when you buy something, and does not require brains, and his face says "he is easy to fool"?) Do you know what Wei Lang's father does? Ge Lao is also known as the emperor's teacher, and all memorials are given to the emperor after being reviewed by his father! If you ask Xie Wanning to get angry with Wei Lang when she comes up, you will die or I will live. As long as Wei Lang is willing to say hello to her father, can Xie Wanning's father Xie Yong stand up to Wei Lang's father? Wei Lang can't do it now because she is proud, because although she doesn't like Xie Wanning, she doesn't take it lightly, and Xie Wanning is not worthy of her family background. [Xie Wanning: "I feel that the emperor is cruel, heartless, doesn't love me, or has no love." On the other hand, "Wei Lang has an awesome father," so she pleases the emperor, hoping that when she attacks Wei Lang again in the future, she can win the emperor's pity and save her life. (I thought you could take into account Xie Wanning's current situation, but I didn't expect that I would have to tell you all over again. This is my fault and my writing is not good.) So in the above situation, you feel that you are not too hung up, and you can't stand Xie Wanning's repeated efforts to protect herself and to flatter herself in front of the emperor... To be honest, although most rebirth articles are good, good articles should also be logical and self-consistent. They are not mindless articles. One chapter dies, and two chapters die. [If you think your idea is okay, then I will give you the pen and you can write it.
I don't know anything else, but this young lady's update speed is definitely good. I was stunned (don't ask how I knew this), and I was pressed to the ground and rubbed. . . . . . . . Came here specifically to support