
The Desert Prince Comes to Study, and Hou Liangping Calls Me a Spy
沙漠皇子来求学,侯亮平说我间谍
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Officialdom Turmoil
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
2.7kChapters
13.5MReads
5.1kFlowers
6.4Score
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Reader comments 35
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What are you writing about, a foreign prince coming to the country to serve as an official, or a provincial party committee? What is this, can you think of it?
Can foreigners be governors of China? Still at the level of a prince
The title of the book is very poisonous. Let's not talk about whether foreigners can be officials in China, but let's talk about whether foreign royalties will cause international disputes if they are arrested in China. Can such people be caught casually?
How many lives do you have? Do you dare to say that foreign royal families can serve as officials in China?
From the introduction, I didn't want to know how a foreigner could be an official in the country, at the ministerial level.
How could Hou Neng be so brainless as this official? Author like SX
Talent, what is between the ears?
Anyway, reading this kind of book makes me feel like my IQ has dropped.
Damn, what the hell did you write?
The chapters and chapters are full of misleading content.