
From the Start, I Take the Blame: I'm Really Not a Spoiled Brat!
开局背锅:我真不是纨绔啊!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 269k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
121Chapters
1Reads
10.1kReads · all time
More by this author
Forging Immortality Through a Thousand Trials: Starting as a Menial
Xuanhuan: A Scholar from the Start, I’ll Rise Above the Rest
Who Needs to Be the Legitimate Heir, Anyway?!
You Think I’m Just an Ordinary Person? Wait Till You See My Ten-Thousandfold Insight!
Holy Emperor! The Young Marquis Is Causing Trouble Again!
In booklists 4
Any High-Quality Traditional Eastern Fantasy?
1kBooks13.3MViews1dUpdated
Any Books About Transmigrating into a Traditional Xuanhuan World?
Are there any classic transmigration or traditional fantasy novels? I genuinely can't get into the books coming out now. I click on one, read a few pages, and drop it. Are there really no good stories left?
125Books39.3kViews3dUpdated
Anyone Read Traditional High Fantasy?
Looking for books similar to "The Grave of Traditional Fantasy". Anyone else read traditional fantasy? No System, and nothing brainless.
195Books9.2kViews1moUpdated
Looking for Highly Rated Fantasy Stories About Academies and Personal Growth
317Books424.9kViews1moUpdated
Reader comments 4
Translated by Google Translate




















The whole story is a kind of delicate and contrived, intermittent narration, which is really uncomfortable to listen to. It doesn't look like a novel, it can only be regarded as a story. Each character is not well connected. The characters jump out one by one like going to the scene. You say it has details. The short section in front of the brothel where she drinks with the younger brother is well written. Say it doesn't have details. The princess goes to admonish the emperor. Directly delivering the decree and granting marriage, this part was very rushed (I only saw this). Nothing was explained clearly, but the background of the protagonist was explained. Let's talk about the setting, bloodline, and the way of heaven. I felt very confused. I felt that it was a setting of cultivating immortals, not martial arts. Since the princess was dedicated to cultivating the way of heaven (it is also a setting of cultivating immortals), why didn't she go to practice in the sect and still stay in the dynasty? The protagonist cannot awaken the bloodline by defiling the princess at the beginning. (Since the princess has practiced cultivation), why does he have to defile another heroine to awaken the bloodline? It is a bit unreasonable. The power of bloodline is not the power of the universe, it is not as popular as the power of yin and yang. The division of realms is not mentioned. There are a lot of questions.
Not bad, keep reading
I can beat someone for a long time and I don't even know why.
Female channel? Low