My Father-in-Law Is Emperor Gaozu of Han

I think the protagonist just wants to conquer the world. The old Liu family is so petty that it is easy for them to settle accounts with the entire protagonist family. They take Xiang Yu's inheritance and plot against Liu Bang. Regardless of how many talents Liu Bang has, as long as Liu Bang dies, he will have to disperse. Queen Lu, just accept it.

I feel like the theme is a bit off. The book should be called I Slept with the Wife of Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty.

The author is so excited about this, this paragraph of Empress Lu is very encouraging to quit.

Sleeping with Queen Lu and destroying Liu Bang can be purchased with a monthly pass. As a time traveler, I feel really uncomfortable having to work for others. I want to become the king and change the world, and use modern knowledge to do something for that era.

Yu Ji in this book is disgusting, really disgusting. Even though Yu Ji threatened the protagonist when they met, the protagonist didn't do anything to her. Basically, there was no punishment at all. As a concubine who was sent to her (to put it bluntly, a bed-warming maid), she said she liked Xiang Yu in front of the male protagonist, and the male protagonist didn't mind at all. Then later on, the protagonist was nice to her. I thought it was a drama about exchanging sincerity for sincerity, but nm ran away and got nothing in exchange. Her father beat and scolded her and insisted on it. At present, I have read the latest chapter and saw her talking to her brother. It seems that the brother controls her? Good guy, I call him good guy. Usually in articles, the protagonist has a sister who controls his brother, but I didn't expect that the protagonist's female brother controls her? ? Then her brother felt that the protagonist was so good to Yu Ji and Yu Ji should not leave. Yu Ji felt that since it was her brother's request, he agreed to go back. Why, it's just the master's task! ? ? Then if her brother wants to rebel later, should he sacrifice the protagonist's head? Also, since she has already run away and left the protagonist, why do you think the protagonist will definitely agree to her coming back (****). Judging from the trend, the protagonist will probably accept it happily in the next chapter. The latest chapter also has a paragraph "She is such a simple girl" (similar). Ha? Is this a simple girl who calls Xiang Yu on her lips but thinks of her brother in her heart? It's quite funny. The "sage" male protagonist, the innocent girl Yu Ji, is great, awesome (the above is not a malicious brush, it is purely a personal feeling, the more I write, the more excited and disgusting I am)

They are all time travellers, why not sit on the throne by themselves, let Xiang Yu and Liu Bang continue to consume, develop in a low-key manner, and finally let the former "benefactor Xiang Yu" unfortunately die in defeat, inherit the inheritance, and rely on Liu Bang's eldest son to receive the political legacy after Liu Bang's defeat. Isn't the entire resource clear? Do you think you can become a rich man if you want to? You're already in the game.

Okay, there can be more plots about Queen Lu

If I really go against Liu Ji, I won't worry if Liu Ji dies. This guy is not only an MLM leader, but also an MLM leader who knows how to use people. If he lets go, who knows if this guy will pull out a few famous historical generals and ministers from some corners that don't exist in history.

It's well written, but the introduction feels like it needs some work.

Updates were discontinued the day after it was released. Is the author a eunuch?