My Wife Is the Number One Female Devil in the Eastern Jin Dynasty

Lao Deng's performance is stable, the plot is compact, and his IQ is online. The protagonist is another good character after (Three Inches), who is full of humanity but not a virgin. I hope Lao Deng writes better and better, and maintains the quality, faster and more. Love watching🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

Do you want to live and work in peace and contentment? Do you want to help the country? Do you want to change this bad world? Look at the people of Dawn! Looking at their numb souls, fragile bodies, and tragic fate, do you also want to save them? Are you saving them or are you saving your only conscience? A single spark can start a prairie fire. Keep your bottom line as a human being so you won't follow the crowd. Let's enter Tang Yu's perspective. This time, I want to be Tang Yu.

I came here because My Wife is the Empress. I didn't stay up all night to read The Empress before. Last night I actually stayed up all night and read the book in one go. The plot is even more exciting and there are foreshadowings before and after. I hope the author can continue to work hard. I'm waiting for your update.

Maybe my talent was exhausted by the last book. This book is not as interesting as the previous one, but it fully inherits the daddy flavor of the previous one. Listen to the truth, I'll come to Qimao?

I couldn't find anything better written in this book. The heroine here is really unlikable. He treats the male protagonist like a dog. In addition to scheming PUAs, he also teaches him like a class teacher from time to time. He is very motherly! It looks so awkward. Even if you make two people equally matched, with this kind of virtue, unless the male protagonist suffers from Stockholm in the future, it would be strange to be able to like her. But I predict that I will definitely get this disease later.

Came from my adopted son-in-law. Lao Deng's performance is getting more and more stable! The historical entry point of this book is very good, the first disaster of the Han nation, the most despicable period. The protagonist starts from the bottom this time, and his tactics are even more exciting! In terms of characterization, Lao Deng is still at his peak! Although many characters have the shadow of a son-in-law, under the framework of the world view, the hidden characteristics of the characters gradually emerge. "A lunatic disguised as a normal person" is a good summary! The war and stallion section criticized by the son-in-law have not yet appeared in chapter 160. Anyway, I hope Laodeng can reach new heights!

It is not recommended for readers who like history. It is not a rigorous journey through history. You should not read this book with your brain in mind. The author is very good at writing about harems and strategies, so the whole story is basically about emotional drama and intrigue. It looked okay in the early stage, but it was very routine, and it was very boring in the later stage, with no new ideas. The relationship is purely based on various coaxing dialogues. I skipped to watch it later. The strategy part is all kinds of reversals. I always make mistakes, and then the final victory makes no sense and cannot withstand scrutiny. The first few dozen chapters were a bit toxic, and I was almost persuaded to quit. To sum up the previous chapters, the protagonist is like a fw, and then he wakes up and thinks he's going to feel better, but he's still a fw, and he wakes up a second time, and he's finally going to feel better, and he's still a fw,,,, Next, there are very few descriptions of people's livelihood and war. Maybe the author is not good at it? The protagonist serves the people, and is a "heroic" character. However, he talks about serving the people, but writes a lot of conspiracy and conspiracy, which is super fragmented. He finally finds a place to stay, and then leaves the place to his subordinates to take care of. He runs to other people's territory and starts jumping up and down. I don't understand. Isn't this time the time to develop in a low-key manner, work hard to develop people's livelihood, and serve the people. Leave it to your subordinates? The revolution hasn't even started yet, and you're already a hand-off shopkeeper? Then the house was stolen and the protagonist was basically disabled, thinking that the protagonist was finally going to develop his livelihood well. He started rebuilding, but before his ass was done, he went to other people's territory to play tricks. His home was stolen again and again, and he wandered around the map at the critical moment of rebuilding. I don't understand why the people regard him as "God", for God's sake. The few chapters on People's Livelihood are all full of false ideas and general directions, and I have never calmed down and written carefully. Forget it, the "hero" character for the protagonist is still an old "Madonna". Wang Meng was captured and released. Wang Meng was the leader of several house thefts. How many of his soldiers and civilians died because of Wang Meng? Are you still saying that you are reluctant to kill Wang Meng and love the people? The rebuilding of Shu did not bother to help the Jin Dynasty. Halfway through, when I saw the suffering of the people, I became heartbroken. I organized several alliances, but Jin did not fight. Instead, I took the initiative to cede land, provide food, and take hostages to the Jin Dynasty, just to sign a peace treaty and said that I would give the people a way to survive. I saw that I really broke my guard. Are you sure you are not letting the people continue to suffer in the pit of fire? Are you sure this is good for the people? Is this to satisfy one's own mother's heart? Do you think you are doing good to the people? Sacrificing yourself in the hope that others will be good to the people? What do you think? I finally had no idea how to read it, but I still brought up the Holy Mother from time to time to disgust the readers? In the war, military training relies on speeches. It never depends on who has the most soldiers. Every time there is a war, there is conspiracy and conspiracy, and there are no specific bloody battlefield scenes. The author really wants to have both, and I strongly recommend that the next book should not write about the real historical background, but a purely fictional one, so that many readers will not be thoughtful or picky when they first read it. Second, since you are good at writing strategies, you should write strategies well. The protagonist should be directly made into a hero, even if he is a villain or pretends to be a pig to eat the tiger. The heroic Virgin Mary who is both acting and standing is really not compatible...

Frankly speaking, from the plot design point of view, it is as exciting as the previous book. I still remember that the previous book was about cheating death, and the characters' personalities are very distinct. But I have to say that the writing level has dropped, and it is not as attractive as the previous book. Maybe I am tired of writing.

I can't stand the male protagonist being so sentimental, I wish he could fuck even a cute sow!

I've read more than half of the last book, but I haven't seen the end yet. This one has over 100 chapters and I can't stand it anymore. It's like there's no outline. I don't know what I'm writing. Except for the dialogue, it's just general principles. There's no basic scene description. It's really bad.