My Father Dares to Steal Yang Yuhuan, So I'll Take His Empire

As a descendant of Li Tang, of course you have to use the Xuanwu Sect inheritance method.

Patricide later? I have read a book before where the main character kills his father to seize the throne. The main character in that book kills decisively, killing people when others block him, killing Buddha when he blocks Buddha, and even his own father. It was really fun to read. The male protagonist's childhood sweetheart and his fiancée fell in love with a monk. The male protagonist slaughtered his fiancée's entire family, including the monk's temple. He dug out all the earthworms in the soil and split them in half. Later, the male protagonist also destroyed the Buddha and banned all the temples in the world. People who believed in Buddhism came to plead for mercy. The male protagonist also killed all the people who begged for mercy. It's interesting to see. Even though I don't like The Virgin, I think the male protagonist is extreme, but it's also really satisfying. The male protagonist's father wants to pave the way for the male protagonist's crown prince brother. He plots against the male protagonist and doesn't take the male protagonist's life seriously. The male protagonist directly destroys his own nine clans and kills all the royal family except himself, including the father, whose ashes are spread out for you, killing all nine of his own clans. The male protagonist's father in that novel had his ashes raised just because he didn't care about him. If he coveted his wife, I'm afraid it wouldn't be as simple as raising his ashes. At the very least, he would have to be chopped into pieces and the ashes raised after enough torture The greatest mercy of the male protagonist in that novel is to leave his body intact.

As the son of Li Longji wants to inherit the Xuanwu Sect, the most important thing is to have military power and ministers who support him. However, everyone knows that Li Longji is guarding his son and cannot let his son come into contact with these things. So it depends on the author's writing style. I have read 100 chapters and haven't found that the protagonist has his own power. It is also a fish on the chopping board with no room for resistance. Li San can't do anything with the protagonist at will. I don't know how the author wants to write it.

The original owner was so happy. Not only did he keep his wife, but he also had someone to help him carry on the family line.

Author, I came here from Xu Xian's book, and now I have a few questions. Is Xiaoqing's mother a centipede spirit? Mr. Qi Da is a centipede spirit? Is Yan Chixia's old sweetheart also a centipede spirit? Was Xiaoqing abused by her mother?

If he dares to steal your wife, you should steal his wife too.

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The previous one was in Yizhou. Why did you jump directly to killing Gao Lishi?

Author, I can't understand your progress. Can you tell me how many words you plan to write?

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