
The Abandoned Heir Places First in the Imperial Exam, and Ten Thousand Riders Storm the Marquis’s Mansion
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It's very interesting, the subject matter is novel, but there are too few and it's not enough to watch [awkward laugh] I hope there won't be any emotional scenes later on
It's nice to read, but there are too few words, and I don't want the boss to be admitted to the Juren Examination, and I don't hate the boss very much, especially his wife. It's incredible that someone who killed three children is still alive and well.
It's very interesting, but can the author tell me in advance whether there will be a female protagonist? (Including marrying a wife, being ambiguous, etc.) Otherwise I will block the author when I see the heroine (that is, I will not read the author's big book, of course, mainly because I don't know clearly. At that time, I may be emotionally unstable and leave a deep impression, so I will unconsciously not want to read it). I hope you can inform me in advance, because when I am enjoying reading it, I see something I don't like. I will probably be emotional, but reluctant to let go, which will be very uncomfortable. For articles with female protagonists, you can read the specific chapters in the comments. Someone took a screenshot. Well... It's really hard to follow long imperial examination articles like this. I haven't read any articles without female protagonists recently. Do you have any recommendations?
It's not enough to tie it in one go. The protagonist's activity map has not yet expanded to the capital city, and the brotherly love between him and the couple makes my heart warm. Looking forward to more exciting plots in the future. The vicious, shameless, and heart-rending behavior of Mr. Shen and his wife, Mr. Shen, is outrageous, as if they had to go offline immediately. Shen Shouyi and Li are the best adoptive parents I have read so far. They really care, love and protect their shortcomings. Their son is always right and always listens to his son. The other characters have their own characteristics and full-scale images, which is really good.
It's good-looking, but more troublesome. It's better to have less or no love. I want to watch it and enter the school, then take the imperial examination, enter the court, take revenge [laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]
The writing is really good. There are golden fingers, but golden fingers also need to work hard on their own. There is space too. Quite interesting. The brothers are pretty good too. Unfortunately, different choices lead to different results. Especially parents really are. Double edged sword. They may lift you up with their hands. It is also possible that he will try his best to pull you down. Do whatever it takes to get you over the cliff. Saburo, Shiro, this situation is really desperate.
It's wonderful, it's really wonderful. It makes my head hurt just to see this old man. He's as capable as a toothpick and has huge ambitions. He helps the boss to kill other sons and grandsons. He's really awesome. I hope we can break off the relationship as soon as possible.
The idea is good, but the details are too poor. Most of them revolve around small family matters. Generally speaking, in the imperial examination (the dictatorial and powerful emperor wants to deal with a student who is in the imperial examination, no matter what the status, don't be too simple) under the history (the novel is full of details from beginning to end) It only describes the history of two dynasties, which is too narrow.) During the time travel (there is nothing to say, just bring a system for cheating) Under the court (only in the later period, the description of political strategies and other things is very vague, as if it is a joke) Under the government (the officials have vague calculations, like a small family, fighting each other like grasshoppers jumping around) In a relationship (it is said that they are using each other but there are all kinds of brainless displays of affection). In summary, you can read the book, but don't use your brain. It's just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't disturb it, but it's also very good. Five stars, keep up the good work and hope that the future history will be better.
Chapter 65 is tied, so far it's okay. The parents are short-tempered, but not very cliche, and the golden fingers are not particularly obvious. [Eat Melon] is too thick for my liking, but the current proportions are okay! The character descriptions are pretty good, at least the main characters are distinct enough that you can tell who is who. I'm worried that this kind of writing will be messy, but so far it's still very orderly! The pace is a bit slow and it feels like it will be a long story. Come on, the author [learned]
The protagonist has a golden finger and is very comfortable. He is very suitable for taking the imperial examination. I look forward to the protagonist's revenge later. If you like this kind of article, you can read it... There are too many other things, brotherhood, and calculations between brothers. After reading it for so long, it is better to write about the protagonist studying hard to study for the imperial examination. The protagonist is also trying to help the brothers. It would be great if the protagonist can do his own thing well. After reading it for a long time, it becomes quite long-winded. Personally, I feel haha. If you like this kind of writing, you can read it...