The Night Emperor

Surprisingly, no one has commented. I just read this book. It is not embarrassing and is more logical. The book written by a person in his forties or fifties describes love very well. Every character is not stereotyped and has flesh and blood. However, I will not comment on this aspect of the harem story. The benevolent has a different opinion and the wise have different opinions 😂

The protagonist is a native of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. He has an iron job as a jailer passed down from his ancestors. The protagonist is also very comfortable and at ease with his job. But at this time, his honest elder brother went bankrupt, and the protagonist was deceived by the fortune-telling method of the prison officer. With the double blessing of reality and dreams, the protagonist gave up his job as a jailer to his elder brother, and he chose to deliver letters for the prison officer, trying to make a windfall, and thus reach the pinnacle of life. Later, the protagonist successfully delivered the letter, but the prison officer still tricked him. Due to the issue of property division, the protagonist was hunted down by the prison officer's family members, and a bottle of oil was also given as a gift. The protagonist fled in embarrassment. Relying on his accent and knowledge in the capital, he successfully impersonated the intercepted official. Although he was temporarily out of danger, he was also involved in a larger turmoil. He was gradually supported by the people for adhering to the principle of fighting injustice and tough and smooth methods. In the officialdom, he battled wits and courage with many old foxes, uncovering many shady secrets, and he actually became a chieftain by mistake. He rose through the ranks step by step, met many confidants, and became a pillar of the imperial court. Finally...

Does it only use jealousy and plotting to advance the plot? What's the point of that Xue Shuiwu other than disgusting readers? No wonder the forums say that Ye Tianzi is the worst novel written by Yue Guan

It's like a running account, I really can't stand it anymore, so I gave it up👎

A very good novel. Came from TV series

After chasing hundreds of thousands of words, Shui Wu and Jing Peng ended up with each other. The protagonist became a clown, and the little doll ended up accepting the protagonist, the 4-year-old one, and the grown-up one accepted it.

It's not satisfactory. It's okay for me to jump through a few chapters when I'm in a book shortage at a lower-middle level.

The more I read, the more boring it becomes. The author is mediocre and only occasionally has inspiration.

It was okay at first, but then it became more and more awkward.

The emotional scene is so embarrassing. Beautiful women all over the world like the male lead. I'm speechless.