I Fight for the Empress, and the Empress Gives Me a Decisive Blow

The rating is based on brushing, so you don't need to read it. It's not a cool article and I don't recommend reading it.

8.7 Points, I guess I hired someone to brush it up.

I have no clue at all. After the male protagonist lost his martial arts and responded, he was nothing more. He was like a weak chicken and was chased by a few minions. Or the identity of the female companion of the Emperor of Wei was hidden and could not be made public. In the end, I never knew why it was made public again. Where did the empress of Zhou go?

Chapter 68: It's okay if the charter dies and comes back to life later.

It is not recommended to read. The more than 200 chapters of "Incognito Private Interview" can be said to be very rubbish character creation. The protagonist is captured by bandits and taken to the cottage. Several of his "masters" sweep through the cottage and then turn their backs on the customers. They promise to the bandit leader to clear out the corrupt officials and let them "go home" to live their lives. Later, I went to the place that night and caught up with my "companion" who wanted to kill the whole family of the leader of the bandit. After talking for a long time, he couldn't explain it. He hesitated to take out Shang Fang's sword. Then a bandit happened to be escorted. The bandit jumped up and wanted to assassinate the "companion". Then the protagonist and the group were arrested. He didn't take out Shang Fang's sword. He watched helplessly as he subdued the bandits and then beheaded all the family members, from children to the elderly. The protagonist also brought a few "masters" to block the magic field, but he couldn't stop it. Is Shang Fang's sword a big thing? It took so long to take it out? Isn't this protagonist a pure waste? Do you think it is hiding something big because it is afraid that others will find out that it also "coaxes" its "masters" like this? It wrote a letter to the emperor, went to the meeting the next day, and took out the imperial edict monk Fang Baojian. He took the "fellow" on the spot and detained him back to Beijing. Is this the purpose of hiding for a long time? How can the bandit leader who was comforted by the protagonist not go crazy when he knew that he was being executed by his entire family and that all his children and old people were gone? The useless protagonist watched with his own eyes the inducement to form the resistance, but nothing was done. He seemed to want to stop it, but for no reason, he went straight to watch things happen, which eventually led to the formation of the resistance. The protagonist is like a heartless idiot and doesn't pay much attention to it. What will happen to the bandit leader when he sees the heads of his family and children? How to deal with it? It has no action at all. Original text: "Si'an doesn't know whether the vows he and that brother made to each other are still fulfilled. Let's not think about this first. Let's think about other things." "Si'an only promised the two Wang brothers. As long as they restrain themselves, after he solves the problem here, he will let them return to their status as good citizens and reunite with their families. Unfortunately - their brothers' families are gone. I don't know if the Wang brothers will still abide by their oath. Forget it! " Just "forget it"! ! ! What oaths should we abide by? How far have you guaranteed yourself? If I take you. . . Oh! No, because your protagonist is an orphan and it is impossible for this kind of thing to happen to you! Hahaha! For this reason, I still want to praise "the deployment is measured and the words are organized." Author, are you embarrassed? It's so leisurely to go up high and see the snow. Could this characterization and plot treatment be written by a normal person? ? ?

It's not like I can spend so much money to raise a dad.