ENAll the Women in My Household Are Major Villains
我家夫人全是大反派
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 9d ago
- English
- Preview: 371 chapters
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- Who Says I Rose Through the Ranks by Leaning on Women?谁说我是靠女人升官的?On RandomTranslator
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I strongly suggest the author try stock trading. Remember to follow a few influential figures, learn the technical analysis methods, and then use them to trade stocks. In just a few days, we'll see the author diligently writing and updating more than 10,000 words a day.
It seems you've forgotten Dorgon's lesson.
Is the protagonist a succubus? He sleeps with every woman he sees, unable to control his lust. This is already quite a few: Lin Moyin, Chen Qianyu, the magistrate's daughter, Jiang Lan, Qin Bier, Liu Siyun, Meng Danying, Nangong Sheyue, the Empress, and even the female snake spirit. As soon as a woman appears, she starts off normal, but then she starts having affairs with the protagonist.
Female commander
Beautiful
Personally, I feel that even in terms of light novels, the plot is not very well designed. For example, at the beginning, the protagonist's intended position is snatched away, and the bribe money is returned because someone else's bribe was better.
I am Shennong, and I have already tested the poison for you. If you like stories where the protagonist takes in women who have been with other men, you might want to check this out. Those who dislike the protagonist taking in secondhand women can leave now.
I haven't started watching yet, but I heard the main character married a widow?
I feel disgusted whenever I see Prime Minister Cao now; I have a kind of mental fastidiousness.
Force? Intelligence? You have to have at least one of them, right? Does the protagonist rely solely on the protagonist's halo?
This is not a satisfying read at all, and the explicit content is nonexistent. Every sentence is interrupted by ellipses. Whenever the author focuses on a female character's storyline, it makes me absolutely hate her, especially Bai Susu, Chen Nvxia, and later the Empress. The Qianhu's personality change is also absurd.
It's awkward for him to always refer to himself as "kid".
Throughout the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and even earlier, there was no self-reference as "xiaozi" (, meaning "little one"). Unless someone addressed you as "xiaozi," you didn't refer to yourself as such. When meeting elders, you addressed them as "junior" or "junior"; when meeting superiors, you addressed them as "beizhi" (, meaning "your humble servant") or "caomin" (, meaning…