
The Charming Top Scholar
俏状元
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 554k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
130Chapters
16Reads
9.1Score
11Listens
220.9kReads · all time
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It was okay at the beginning, but gradually lost interest in the later period. In the later period, I felt... Such as the death of the little princess and the love of Mr. Yang. If only the first half and the ending were included, it would be very good.
There are two versions of the ending. The second ending makes people happy and makes up for the regret. Mo Beier should be alive. But the first ending is more intimate and realistic. The author's ancient words are not as good as modern ones, but the characters are still well-written. The male and female protagonists are emotional beings in the story, and the emotional descriptions are also relatively delicate, making people feel for them. In the structure of the story, some things are briefly mentioned. The important plot can better reflect the resourcefulness of the heroine, but the author did not write it down in detail. There is nothing wrong with it. I recommend everyone to read it.
Now I have a question, doesn't anyone doubt that Shaofeng is a woman? So good-looking. Doesn't all the movements and body movements make you doubt that she is a woman?
I like every work written by the author. He doesn't hold back or procrastinate.
The author's ancient prose is also so well written. The article is so exciting. The plot of the novel makes me endlessly recall it. The scene where the pretty champion enters the wolf's mouth is so thrilling. The article is really exciting. I really like Di'er's book. It is so well written!
It's a very interesting book. The heroine disguises herself as a man to escape from marriage, becomes a scholar, becomes an imperial scholar, becomes a pirate strategist, and becomes a queen. The story is full of ups and downs and fascinating. Especially the description of Qin culture shows that the author has a profound cultural heritage. Although some aspects are not handled rigorously enough, the flaws are not concealed, and it is still an interesting book. Friends, it's worth following [Like][Like][Like]
The author's writing is good, the plot is compact, the story is wonderful, and it is a touching love story. I like this short length, and the plot is unconventional and can attract readers. What's interesting is that there are actually two endings. The first ending is that the princess is stabbed to death, and the second ending is much better. The princess survives and meets the person she likes, and finally gets married after all the ups and downs. The two endings are beautiful and beautiful. They see the heartache of being trapped by love, but they also like to tolerate each other and have the courage to trust each other. The heroine went through all kinds of hardships and finally married the hero and became the queen and doted on the harem alone. The process was tortuous and the ending was happy. Good love always makes people dream. This book can be used as a pastime in your spare time, and you can have fun reading it.
There are two versions of the ending. The second ending makes people happy and makes up for the regret. Mo Beier should be alive. But the first ending is more intimate and realistic. The author's ancient words are not as good as modern ones, but the characters are still well-written. The male and female protagonists are emotional beings in the story, and the emotional descriptions are also relatively delicate, making people feel for them. In the structure of the story, some things are briefly mentioned. The important plot can better reflect the resourcefulness of the heroine, but the author did not write it down in detail. There is nothing wrong with it. I recommend everyone to read it.
The article is not long, and the author is full of literary and artistic style, which makes people feel that the work is very interesting. A woman disguises herself as a man and wins the hearts of many people with her cleverness and wisdom. Finally got a happy marriage and a happy family! It's really a blessing after all the hardships.
I have read a lot of ancient stories about women disguising themselves as men, and this one is quite special among them. As a concubine, the heroine has no control over her own destiny. In order not to marry a silly boy for happiness, she chooses to run away, disguise herself as a man, suffers a lot, and finally chooses to take the imperial examination. The heroine is undoubtedly talented. She talks and laughs freely and strategizes in the court and on the battlefield. Women are not inherently inferior to men, but they do not have the opportunity to show their talents. Instead, they are suppressed by the world in the square backyard. I actually look forward to the heroine going on as a man, but maybe for the heroine, she prefers to be a little daughter who is loved and loved by others.