My Father-in-Law Is Emperor Gaozu of Han
我的岳父汉高祖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 209k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I think the protagonist should just conquer the world. The Liu family is petty and prone to seeking revenge later. The protagonist and his entire clan should seize Xiang Yu's inheritance and outmaneuver Liu Bang. Don't be fooled by Liu Bang's many talented people; once he dies, they'll all flock to him or scatter. As for Empress Lü, let's just accept her.
The theme feels a bit off; the book should be titled "I Slept with Emperor Gaozu of Han's Wife."
The author got carried away with the writing; this part about Empress Lü is extremely off-putting.
Sleeping with Empress Lü and destroying Liu Bang are all part of the monthly subscription. It's really frustrating to be a time traveler and still have to work for someone else. I want to become king, change the world, and use my modern knowledge to do something for that era.
The character Yu Ji in this book is disgusting, truly disgusting. Even when she threatened the protagonist upon meeting him, he didn't do anything to her, offering virtually no punishment. As a concubine sent to him (to put it bluntly, a bed warmer), she openly expressed her love for Xiang Yu in front of the male lead, and he didn't seem to mind at all.
Since you're all time travelers, why not rule the world yourself, let Xiang Yu and Liu Bang wear you down while you develop your own power discreetly, and finally let your former "benefactor" Xiang Yu suffer a crushing defeat and die, inheriting his legacy? Then, as Liu Bang's eldest son, you can inherit Liu Bang's political legacy after his defeat, controlling all the resources. Isn't that perfectly clear? You think you can just become a rich man whenever you want? You're already in the game.
Yes, there could be more storylines about Empress Lü.
If I really go against Liu Ji, I won't feel at ease until Liu Ji is dead. This guy is not only a pyramid scheme leader, but also a pyramid scheme leader who knows how to use people. If we let him go, who knows if he will pull out a few historical generals and ministers that did not exist in history from some corner.
It's well written, but the introduction seems to need some polishing.
The novel stopped updating on its second day after being released. Did the author abandon it?