Starting in the Tianlong Murong Clan: Using the Star-Shifting Technique to Battle the Myriad Heavens

This introduction is quite convincing. If you dream of becoming an emperor, you have to conquer the country before you fear your brothers, right? Isn't it supposed to be the best partner if you haven't beaten it yet? Including Li Shimin, do you dare to say that their previous relationship was not good

It should be written like this, in order to prevent his father, brothers, and subordinates from usurping the throne, kill them directly at the beginning. In order to prevent his son from usurping the throne, he directly eunuched himself. In order to prevent dementia in old age, directly.

Does the author really not consider revising the content at the beginning? It's too witty. I don't know how many people have been dissuaded by the mindless description of Murong Fu at the beginning. Looking at the comments, some people said that your writing style is good, but I can't stand it even if the content behind it is too confusing. Can't you change it? 😅

In fact, it can be written like this: Murong Fu directly killed the four great ministers at the beginning to prevent his rebellion from being overshadowed by the great achievements of these four great ministers.

The next book can be written like this: the protagonist travels through time and becomes Murong Fu, and is then hunted down by Murong Bo. The reason is that Murong Bo is worried that if the rebellion succeeds later, Murong Fu will usurp the throne.

How to put it, first of all, Pig's Feet is not qualified, has no understanding, and is mentally ill. He was treated as a human being when he was a child, and he still carries the Xianbei surname and refuses to change it when he grows up. Goldfinger hid more than thirty chapters without knowing what the use was. He practiced Kung Fu for ten years and was beaten into a dog by Murong Fu. Well, I can't hold on anymore

Your introduction is so unbelievable. You can't even unite your direct family members, and you still want to rebel? When others rebel, even if they don't have a clan, they still have to recognize some clans. Even before the cakes are steamed, they start smashing the pots and grabbing the dishes. This is outrageous.

I don't think it's revenge. Zhang Boduan has come out, and he is more likely to cultivate immortality. After all, there is an immortality and Changchun Kung.

The country has not been restored, so brothers are fighting each other. When the country is not restored, the trust in brothers must be higher than that of outsiders.

It can only be said that there is no sense of satisfaction at all. There is no one to show off one's holiness in front of others, nor is there any talent or arrogance, pleasure or enmity. Likewise, there is no sense of relief in exploring secrets and finding treasures. Eighteen years of life are either being beaten or being educated. Although it is very realistic, it is not a novel. King Kong Taku, who was introduced at the beginning, thought that the protagonist would get some opportunities and improve his qualifications, but in the end there was no movement. It was indeed unconventional. I read the author's preface, and I'm a little bit rough in the early stage. I'm mentally prepared, and I understand the principle of suppressing the desire to advance. However, in the foreshadowing of Chapter 50, fifteen years have passed in the text, and it is still suppressed. Has it passed?