“This is impossible! The college entrance exam is just too hard! I hope that in my next life I’ll be born into a world without it!”
Qiu Feng lets out a desperate roar as he writes furiously at two in the morning, then collapses in front of the desk he’s battled for three years.
When he wakes up, he has become His Highness Roman Wenggebu. Unfortunately, he’s an illegitimate son, and the territory assigned to him is the remote Cape Town, which neither his grandfather nor his grandmother cares about.
Even worse, Qiu Feng discovers that his status is lower than that of a bastard! He’s actually a mongrel? Fine, a mongrel it is. At least he has some unique advantages: shamelessness, courage, caution, and, most importantly, modern knowledge.
A wickedly adorable witch…
A dwarf who loves blacksmithing…
An elf with outrageous combat abilities…
Roman: “Can things get any worse? Does nobody have any sympathy for me?!”
I have read a novel similar to this one and it was a few years ago.
Well written, it suits my taste
Death penalty can be avoided, but living crime cannot be escaped