I Have an Imperial Clan Background and Still Cheat, I Am Invincible!

Brave brother, can you update it in the new year🌚🌝

It's hard to understand this novel. In the beginning, his family helped him, and then outsiders fucked his family members. I don't understand what it means to be happy. Oh, in order to save his own family, he took on more than a dozen Destiny families, and then his grandma wanted to kill his grandson for a marriage contract. I seriously doubt that you have a brain problem and forcibly created a happy point. The protagonist is just like a token.

Very good. Faced with cynicism, other protagonists would just swallow their anger and then slap them in the face. Just kill him directly here, which is really good.

The three views are incorrect, inexplicable, and the emotional processing problem with his fiancée is huge. The Chen family himself is kept in the dark, but he still has the nerve to blame the woman.

The reason for giving good reviews is that I don't want to be the only one who is disgusted. This protagonist has an amazing outlook on life. Is there anything wrong with Lou Lan Shengxue?

The protagonist, a zombie, has killing, killing, killing in his mind. Your identity has been betrayed, and you are going to kill the fiancé in your fiancée's eyes as a stranger. Should she watch you kill her? 😅😅Forcibly find a fill-in, and then fill in the background after killing the person. Can grammatical errors guarantee a clan's lifelong safety? Interesting.

These three views. . . .

What is this writing about? My own grandmother wants to kill her grandson.

The plot is outrageous. The protagonist has no idea but just wants to kill people. He kills his enemies and his own people, which is incomprehensible. Killing the whole family of a villain is very satisfying, but the most satisfying thing about killing a villain is that you have to create a character first, instead of killing the whole family just because the other person is insulting you. Killing people on sight makes you feel like a spoiled second generation.

There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people The protagonist's three views when seeing his fiancée. . . Abandoned