The Great Qin Ancestor: From the Start, I Had the First Emperor Conquer the Three Kingdoms

A woman who has not yet become the protagonist is given a chance for nothing, the blood of the ancient snake Medusa, and the fetus of Aya Qingzhu. To be honest, it feels a bit like licking the dog. It would be understandable if the woman who became the protagonist was given another chance, but she wasn't, which is a bit flattering! Personally, I am averse to dog-licking. The author's previous books did not have an obvious tendency to dog-lick, but here it is more obvious. I also pay attention to the author because his books are not dog-licking, and I have recently begun to support him... Nowadays, more than 95% of the books with multiple female protagonists are humble dog-licking, but the author's books are one of the few. This is why I planned to support the author even though I knew that the author liked bad endings, but now the advantages are gone... Furthermore, Yun Yun actually led her apprentice to open the back door - the nine-story tower upright. There are no rules. Fangyuan personally believes that the protagonist should have principles and not open the back door for others just because the other party is a woman. If the other party is the protagonist and a woman, it will be opened, but not. Doesn't this mean that the protagonist can compromise for women again and again? At the mercy of others? It feels like a "puppet". Personally, I think this book is not as well-written as Chat Room. The protagonist has no principles and resources are given for free, which makes people feel like they are getting something for nothing! Aren't we watching this kind of invincible flow just to watch the protagonist collect resources from each world? As a result, the authority of the world is currying favor with a woman. Although she is the second authority, I personally think it is not worth it. And what is this? Whoring with a blend of consciousness? -The above is just a personal complaint, no malice is intended~ Do you have any book recommendations that are not humble, not licking dogs, have principles and mature characters? Thank you.

Everything else is so bland. When it comes to describing women, the writing style suddenly becomes more sophisticated. Is the author an imperial uncle?⊙⊙

Why do ancestors still have to accept girls? Isn't it bad to complete dungeons and conquer all the worlds without a female protagonist?

Iron Eunuch, this kind of article will come after 100 chapters, otherwise it will be a waste of time

The beginning was pretty good, but the early stage reward of three thousand avenues to the immortal world immediately fell apart. This is not how the invincible flow came about.

The values ​​are chaotic, there is no order and morality at all, it really doesn't deserve to be called Heavenly Court, Heavenly Emperor, a Yitian destroyed the Seven Heroes of Wudang and the protagonist, just to complete the task. Then you should also kill the villain, right? Speechless, there are also women, don't take them one after another, they are all emperors of heaven, and they are as good as mortals. I'm really speechless

It's really hard for the editor. I'm afraid I might be poisoned to death if I review this book.

If you don't write about women, they are food; if you write about women, they are poisonous weeds.

After reading a few chapters, the protagonist is the lord of the world, an old monster who has lived for two lives and is over a hundred years old. He is already equipped with 4 harems: Dong Jun, Moon God, Pearl, and Purple Girl.

Is the editor-in-chief of Qidian starting to do it too?