Han Liu traveled through time, and his father died as soon as he crossed over. The only closest relative in the family was his grandfather. But fortunately, this grandpa has great energy and can fix it no matter how much trouble Han Liu gets into. However, he has a very bad little hobby - cheating on his grandson. However, after almost cheating Han Liu to death, the old man stopped cheating his grandson. Instead, he treated his grandson as a treasure and would trade Han Liu for other people's granddaughters at every turn. But Han Li found that he seemed to have become a treasure, because he became more and more valuable, and the power in his hands became more and more powerful.
But God did not follow people's wishes, and Han Liu happened to catch up with the late Ming Dynasty; just when Han Liu was planning to rely on his advantage as a pretty boy to leave a mark in this era, he was suddenly discovered that he was the chosen one!
As a result, all kinds of troubles and suppressions came one after another. At this time, Han Liu was followed by a bunch of people. No one cares about what he thinks, everyone will just push him forward.
Han Liu, who had no choice but to passively stretch out his hands: Oh! Uh-huh! That's all!
(Readers who want a fast pace can go directly to the second volume!)
Reader comments
I've listened to Chapter 20 and it's pretty good, but I'm a Japanese reader, so I can't give a negative review.
Why were the protagonist's two aunts in their thirties not included? Those are the legacy left by my father. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
This is a good book, but the main character is too difficult. Shouldn't a person of such a high status slap someone who is pretending to be cool? It's okay to bully others if you really can't, but why are you being targeted in all kinds of ways?
Alas, the book is a good book, but just looking at it, it's gone [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
I've listened to Chapter 20 and it's pretty good, but I'm a Japanese reader, so I can't give a negative review. Why were the protagonist's two aunts in their thirties not included? Those are the legacy left by my father. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
This is a good book, but the main character is too difficult. Shouldn't a person of such a high status slap someone who is pretending to be cool? It's okay to bully others if you really can't, but why are you being targeted in all kinds of ways?
Alas, the book is a good book, but just looking at it, it's gone [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]