Qin Feng transmigrated to the State of Chu and faced a disaster from the start.
A cowardly father, a wicked stepmother, and two brothers who often beat and berated him.
In a fit of anger, Qin Feng set the house on fire in the middle of the night and fled.
In this turbulent age, Qin Feng knew that possessing a treasure could bring disaster. To stay alive, he took a different path and willingly sold himself as a page to the marquis’s household, renowned for its virtue.
Though he had lost his freedom, he enjoyed a carefree life, flirting with the young lady and treating the young master like a brother. Qin Feng felt he could lie flat in the marquis’s household for the rest of his life.
But then disaster suddenly struck the household, threatening life and death.
With no other choice, Qin Feng stepped forward. Though only a humble page, he turned the tide when all seemed lost and held up a crumbling edifice.
More than a decade later.
Standing atop Mount Tai, Qin Feng looked back and sighed, “If I could have survived as a page, why would I ever have sought the seals of office from six kingdoms?”
Based on the first 50 chapters. This book should have a score of 9.5 The latter only has 7.5 Points
Now that we have blue and white porcelain, our Jingdezhen Second Ace Porcelain must also have underglaze red. The underglaze red and the blue and white porcelain make a pair, one is blue and the other is red.
The writing is pretty good, but the content is a little brief.
The content is wonderful. I haven't read a novel like this in a long time.
The pace is tight and does not drag out. Worth watching
At present, it seems that it can be five stars. The rhythm is tight and rare. They are all normal people.