Chinese Entertainment, 2000: The Tang Dynasty's Poet Immortal!

Shennong Tests Poisons is a plagiarized novel that shouldn't be overthought.

Seeing the phrase "The Great Tang Poet Immortal" immediately brings to mind Yue Fei and Guan Yu. The first time I saw "The Great Tang Poet Immortal" used in this context was for the context of Yue Fei and Guan Yu.

Borrowing from the Chinese entertainment drama "1997," which featured two female leads, the viewing experience wasn't awkward at all. It showed that being affectionate doesn't mean being promiscuous.

Who wouldn't like a female lead like that?

To be honest, the so-called "second-hand Liu Tao" didn't really bother me. As far as the author's character descriptions are concerned, the Liu Tao in the novel is quite good. On the contrary, it was the self-righteous Yang Mi and the Gao Yuanyuan who wanted to co-author the novel that made me uncomfortable. Some women are like time bombs, and you never know when they'll explode.

All novels with excessive sentimentality will be abandoned!

I've subscribed to the entire previous book. I support harem stories, but please try to keep the descriptions subtle, otherwise it might get banned. Good luck, author!

Why do some people think Yang Mi was beautiful during the Chinese Paladin era? They think her square face is less and less attractive the more you look at it, and that she's playing a nurturing game.

Aren't Bai Bing, Lü Yi, Jing Tian, ​​Zhang Xinyu, Zhang Wen, and Jia Qing appealing?

Worth several hundred dollars a month, never had an assistant, driver, or bodyguard.