The Great Qian’s Strongest Prince Consort
大乾最强驸马
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 529k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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38Favorites
5Fans
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The author of this book, who claims to have a brain, is a hypocrite. He can kill anyone he wants, wielding more power than the emperor.
Another book written without thinking. This prince consort is written so arrogantly, saying in front of the emperor and all the high officials that the crown prince has syphilis, which damages the dignity of the royal family in public. I don't want to read any further after reading this part!
You dare to write about the absolute non-existence of imperial sons-in-law in ancient times with such arrogance!
How dare they not die?
What's the point of reading historical novels if ancient martial arts involve internal energy cultivation? There were no surveillance or radar in ancient times; they could have just carried out decapitation strikes. What's the point of any follow-up actions?
The idea of being the strongest prince consort is ridiculous; what a fool!