The Xia Dynasty’s Hound
大夏鹰犬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The imperial court killed a master, yet instead of sending someone far superior, they used a bunch of people inferior to him. Do they really think spies are easy to train? Or are human lives worthless? It's not like there's a medicine that can restore you instantly. Do they really think injuries won't diminish your potential or accumulate hidden damage? They might even break through later.
Why do I always feel like I'm getting utterly defeated when investigating cases? Does the imperial court really keep sending incompetent people who are just easily suppressed?
Isn't the protagonist a bit too unconventional? Shouldn't a transmigrator be cautious, low-key in their personal life, and high-profile in their actions? Isn't going to meet the Divine Fist Sect Master alone too risky? We won't discuss the consequences, but wasn't the process far too dangerous? The protagonist gambled with his life, and what did he gain? To be honest, the protagonist is too unconventional, and the effort put in doesn't match the reward. What does the author say?
Looking at the level 5 next to the author, I fell into deep thought.
I don't watch any shows featuring an empress, because nine out of ten end up with her in a relationship with another woman.
Having cheat codes means you don't need to wander around aimlessly; that's just being crazy.
Why do some people like to add a "small" character to their names?
Don't try to read novels with your brain in mind, or you'll probably find yourself unable to enjoy any of them.
With so many titles and honors in his biography, isn't he still just a dog of the emperors of feudal dynasties?
You can tell the ending just by reading the synopsis, why bother watching Mao?