Da Xia Dog County Magistrate: Bathing with the Empress at the Beginning

I would like to give some unflattering comments. Firstly, the eldest princess of Wei has so many male favorites. Is the male protagonist not selective about food? Secondly, the princess of the country is married to the commander of the frontier. She is also engaged and has an unclear relationship with the protagonist. Is she not afraid of a mutiny? Moreover, the money and pensions given to the army have been embezzled. Third, the protagonist is having an affair with the empress, the princess, and the princess of Wei. The empress intervenes. The protagonist has two good eunuchs who want to be eunuchs. I'm afraid I don't have any tendency.

The plot is well written, but it feels like there are a lot of common sense errors. Here are a few simple examples: 1. Don't kneel down and worship when the imperial edict arrives. The person who sent the imperial edict directly puts the imperial edict into the hands of the official. 2. According to ancient road conditions, the distance between each continent should be very far, and the area should be quite large. Being able to spread news to several continents in just two days is not a world of high martial arts. 3. As a princess and emperor of a country, she is impatient and impatient. She doesn't wait for the people below to finish reporting, and then jumps to an arbitrary conclusion before finishing a sentence. Is this a normal quality for a country's royal family? So it gave me the feeling that it was adapted from City God Hao Wen.

The author and the female protagonist are feuding again. Three-quarters of the way through the plot, the male protagonist suddenly develops sexual desire. Even though he knows that the female protagonist likes her and is still waiting for him, he sleeps with three people in Chapter 6. His virginity is given to a brothel girl, and he also has sex with the eldest princess who is doted on by many men. If you don't mind it, you can watch it.

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