I, the Chancellor, Hold Power over the Court. Your Majesty, Please Die!

Great! I absolutely love the main character, and the writing is superb. I can't get enough of it; I hope it gets going faster!

OK

A little treasure, but not enough!

To be honest, it's better than most time-travel novels, especially the various power struggles and schemes. For example, in chapter 61, when Wei Wentong struck someone, I initially thought it was to make Wei Wuxin give up on the Wei family and do something with Su Wen. I never expected it to be intentional. The author has the ability to write up to this point!

Not bad, not bad

Zhao Xiao's Grandmaster level was challenged by 5,000 cavalrymen who dared to attack a peak Grandmaster. Most of these cavalrymen were only at the Acquired level; how could they possibly dare?

I couldn't continue reading after chapter eight. Earlier, a female assassin came to kill him, and after capturing her, he didn't kill her but instead wanted to cultivate her, keeping her as a maidservant, as if he'd never seen a woman before.

Hahaha, this is hilarious! I couldn't even finish writing a hundred chapters.

Kids, I'm not going to say anything so sentimental with my deskmate, but basically I can't stand seeing people suffer. My deskmate said, "Fine, then don't look, but wherever there are people, there is suffering."

This book has a good plot, good characters, and good logic.