Novel About Male Chauvinism Opening a Palace

It's almost half a million words, so let's push it. Don't worry about the plot, it's basically a fusion of various Hong Kong police and gangster films/black films, and our protagonist is mixed in and becomes a policeman. What makes me most gratified is that the protagonist is working hard to climb up. But you all understand, yes, the protagonist has a palace, haha... The only puzzling part is that the protagonist handed over his financial lifeline to a certain female supervisor. You must know that five out of ten reported officials who were dismissed were betrayed by women. They are already in charge of your money. Is this the same as holding your lifeline?

Our slogan is: Slaughter the pretenders and shoot the robbers. Alas, most online articles these days cannot get around these two points, so they are so offensive that they make people feel sick. I don't know about you readers, but at least I spoke my mind. However, when there is a kind of pretense that does not require slaps in the face, when there is a routine that has no tricks, then I really fall into the trap silently... It's a pity that I don't know if the palace is open or not. At least from the introduction, it should be open. Anyway, I haven't finished it yet, so feel free to read it as you please, but I believe that the palace will definitely be opened later, otherwise I wouldn't sleep with a beautiful maid every day, and then molest the queen or something like that.

After hesitating for a long time, I finally recommended a farming novel. When I read farming articles, I usually only read foreign ones. Of course, most of the early farming articles were written about China. I believe most people have experienced those years. However, time is such a trick, and now when I read those farming articles, it's just the same old routines and the same old jokes. I really don't know how they kept writing it, but I can't stand it anyway. Without further ado, this book has a big D. Unlike the protagonist who is in the ambitious domination mode, the protagonist in this book is in the lazy mode of just getting by. For me, compared to the hypocrite protagonists in other farming novels, this seems to be the only one I can recommend. At least the protagonist is really not pretentious, unlike some hypocrites who make all kinds of excuses after falling in love, and immediately know that they want to build a memorial arch...

The only book on the recommendation list is a new book by Miao Miao. Let's not talk about the character of the protagonist and the inevitability of opening a palace. That's why I recommend this book. The main reason is because I was moved by the little girl who fights monsters! To be honest, after reading online articles for so many years, apart from being moved by novels when I first started to read them, there are really very few works that can make old bookworms shed tears. It's a pity that the little girl was taken away by the old village chief. I felt a faint melancholy in my heart for no reason. It was already the second day, but this melancholy feeling still lingered. Anyway, I subscribed, and I'll wait until I get fatter. Anyway, this book is definitely a palace-opening novel.

Just by looking at the name, you should know what it is about. I have become obsessed with this book recently. The character of the male protagonist is very in line with my taste. He is extremely strong and can fascinate macho readers like a poppy. I won't say anything more, after all, I haven't finished reading it yet.

Let me complain, the author is extremely unscrupulous, and the chapter names will probably scare away a large number of readers. Okay, let's get to the point. This book is not a novel, at least for now. The style of this book is the same as that of Regent Ming Dynasty. It is a high-intelligence, not vulgar, and non-contradictory strategy, plot, and conspiracy novel. The difference is that the former has a pseudo-ancient Chinese background, while this book has a pseudo-European and American background. Anyway, I currently only love these two Qidian strategy novels, so I highly recommend them!

Oh Maiga, I'm not here to recommend this book. Although this book created a genre, it seems to be very popular. In fact, I am mainly recommending another banned novel by this author: Xiaoyao Landlord! The protagonist of the book is very good at taking advantage of others' situations, and he uses various methods to ridicule high-ranking officials and wealthy businessmen, which makes people stunned. The stunning beauty in the villa also makes people feel unbearable. Okay, that's all...

The description of various aspects of the protagonist at the beginning of this book reminded me of Cao Amo. After all, the protagonist at that time fought for the Sui Dynasty, and the protagonist's evaluation of Yang Guang is also in line with my philosophy (no kidding, it was because he had to commit himself to Yang Guang for future uprisings). As for the future, I feel like there is nothing to look forward to after becoming the emperor...

When I first came into contact with the Three Kingdoms novels in my early years, this book really made me passionate. After that, I read many Three Kingdoms novels intermittently. Except for a few that were comparable to it, none of them could leave a place in my heart. However, the author's subsequent novels are really unsatisfactory. In any case, this is a novel with a strong male protagonist. After all, he has a palace.

Let's not talk about the background of this book. Just talk about the writing style, which makes people's eyes shine. I remember someone in the book review said that this book has Dong Ge's style. Without further ado, in the early stage, there was a slight abuse of the master, but it was a necessity in the context of the situation. In the later stage, it was like being crushed by a king, surrounded by an enchanting country, enjoying the beauty of falling fish and falling geese, and envying the protagonist, haha...

One of the few unopened novels. This book is full of intrigues, the intertwining of conspiracy and conspiracy, and the collision of wisdom and inference are the highlights of this book. I have read a lot of ancient dynasty novels, but most of them have no impression. They are either bloody assassinations or too many identity-promoting slaps, or they are all kinds of pretentiousness with no limit. This book is basically non-toxic. It is one of the few novels that has received unanimous praise in Longkong, so I recommend it...

The originator of the Yun Chao style, a book that conferred the title of god. I personally like the various planning methods of the protagonist in it, as well as the various collisions and struggles related to luck. With such a generous gesture, against the background, adding red sleeves to add fragrance does not lose the charm...

There are many books about Evil Shadow, but I don't know why I only like this one. The strength of the protagonist, the killing in battles, and the determination to seek power all made my blood boil. Of course, the opening of the palace with all kinds of national beauty and beauty is also addictive.

First of all, let me make it clear that I was a fan of Xian Ni in the beginning. I believe that most of the fans of Xian Ni were because of the rain and the transformation into mortals. However, after I read this book, I instantly fell in love with the author of Xian Ni, and now I just like it! It's not because of my ears, it's just that my subsequent works no longer have the artistic conception of Xian Ni that I had in the original work, so I switched to ink. Although the ink is broken more severely, the artistic conception of understanding still exists to this day, which is thought-provoking...