Happy Little Scholar
About This Novel
According to the research of later generations of historians, it only took ten years for the one emperor to reunify the entire land of China from a first-class scholar to the unification of China. Legend has it that the founder of China also took six generations and more than 300 years to conquer the territory of China. However, Emperor Qin Lang was nothing more than a scholar. After ten years, he unified literature and Taoism, unified territory, and hundreds of tribes surrendered. It has to be said that this is a miracle. Looking at the life of Emperor Qin Lang, studying Emperor Qin Lang's footprints, and analyzing Emperor Qin Lang's poems, dozens of literary masters in later generations had to come to such a conclusion-the lower body conquers the country, and the upper body holds the country!
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Official(2)Scraped 1mo ago
a little disappointed
You are learning from Xiaoyao Little Scholar, but you have not written the kind of scholar you have in mind. I have read more than ten chapters, and the content is exactly the same as that of Little Scholar. Xiaoyao Little Scholar writes about a male protagonist who just wants to live an ordinary life, but encounters all kinds of interesting things along the way. There are sand sculptures, stories, and various aspects of life. A recent book (The Unparalleled Scholar) also writes about another interesting kind of scholar. You are imitating the Little Scholar Xiaoyao, but you don't get the essence of it. Someone was robbed and moved to a cottage to give away his wife. Why don't you travel around the country, meet a close friend, help him, and move to a cottage?
disappointment
It's good to learn from the little scholar, but when you compare the charming, elegant young master with the beauties in front of you and the stupid and wretched protagonist of the urban soldier king style, I was persuaded to quit in the first chapter.
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Community(0)
Official(2)Scraped 1mo ago
a little disappointed
You are learning from Xiaoyao Little Scholar, but you have not written the kind of scholar you have in mind. I have read more than ten chapters, and the content is exactly the same as that of Little Scholar. Xiaoyao Little Scholar writes about a male protagonist who just wants to live an ordinary life, but encounters all kinds of interesting things along the way. There are sand sculptures, stories, and various aspects of life. A recent book (The Unparalleled Scholar) also writes about another interesting kind of scholar. You are imitating the Little Scholar Xiaoyao, but you don't get the essence of it. Someone was robbed and moved to a cottage to give away his wife. Why don't you travel around the country, meet a close friend, help him, and move to a cottage?
disappointment
It's good to learn from the little scholar, but when you compare the charming, elegant young master with the beauties in front of you and the stupid and wretched protagonist of the urban soldier king style, I was persuaded to quit in the first chapter.
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