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My Wife Is A General Who Killed Tens Of Thousands On The Battlefield

Su Wen transmigrated and became the Prime Minister’s son, possessing both power and money. In the capital, Su Wen was known to be a profligate young master who had no cares. However, all of this was merely a façade. He was provided with a goldfinger which was a cultivation system that rewarded him for triggering intense emotions in others. He put on the image of an arrogant playboy to incur the negative emotions of others to farm points for his cultivation. Thus, he started on the path towards the pinnacle of life. But when he turned 18, something happened. A general's daughter went to war on behalf of her father and managed to rout the enemy, killing 40,000 of them. Such startling news became the talk of the town and everyone was apprehensive when they talked about this woman who killed without batting an eye. Meanwhile, Su Wen who had been having fun sowing his wild seeds in the capital was suddenly granted a marriage by the emperor. He was to marry this woman, the Goddess of Death.

My Daughter is too Cute · Oriental
Classificações insuficientes
307 Chs

Dragon Knight Scholar

Editor: Atlas Studios

The royal court dispersed, and Zhang Yong walked out of the hall.

His expression had remained calm throughout the entire court assembly, but a sharp glint could be seen flashing across his eyes.

The selection and change in authority within the royal court seemed to have begun.

He, who stood at the peak of power in Chu, welcomed a crossroad.

"Minister Zhang!" Suddenly, Zhang Yong stopped in his tracks and turned around. He realized that it was the Fourth Prince, Xiang Chun.

He hurried forward and they walked side by side.

Xiang Chun smiled and said, "Minister Zhang is still guiding the younger generation. That Su Yu is already a 3rd Grade Official upon entering the court and is also in charge of the entrance examination. In a few years, he can take over Zhang Xiang's position." Obviously, he was trying to sow discord.

Zhang Yong smiled, "Everything should be according to Her Majesty's wishes."