There Is a Literary Star in Lao Li's Family

It looks good, let the two of them be together, ah ah, have a good time. The protagonist doesn't know that Brother Qi likes him, ahhh, I really want the two of them to be together.

It's very interesting. Ping Bao and Qi Geer are very close to each other. I hope they can be together.

It's even, so far it's pretty good. I hope the heroine won't appear too early like in the previous book, and I don't want to watch emotional dramas.

Hehehe is very interesting. It is the first undergraduate essay that I kept up to date on Tomato Reading. I also hope that Pingbao can compete with Qi Gege, but I respect the author's writing direction. Because Ping Bao is really a ray of light in Brother Qi's troubled life, I think it's normal that he has some special feelings for Ping Bao [Thinking]

I think it's beautiful. The more beautiful something is, the more precious it is. Throughout his life, Pingbao had relatives and friends who loved him, confidants and friends, mentors who supported him, and classmates who helped each other. These are the most cherished things. As a reader, he is willing to pay for such a rare relationship.

It's good. There's nothing too fancy in the family. The smart and shrewd ones are all within the range of normal people. The whole family works hard and is warm and happy! It looks very comfortable! Personally, I don't like watching the constant fighting and back-and-forth [face-covering] [face-covering]. Moreover, the author has a good cultural background and profound writing skills. When writing about the protagonist's studies, he never mentions them in one stroke or in a superficial way. He carefully intersperses and introduces many academic and imperial examination propositions.

It's okay so far. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I'll rate it first. I have a question, is it a story with two male protagonists? Brother Qi is another male protagonist? She is very clingy to the male protagonist, possessive, etc., And many of them say that she is very annoying... I want to confirm whether it is a romance or a BL, [eating melon] Fortunately, it was Brother Qi who said that. If it was a romance, and the female protagonist said that, she would probably be trolled to death. The author writes about ancient romances/imperial examinations, etc. If Brother Qi wrote those, the plot would be very ambiguous. If it were a woman (I'm not even talking about the female protagonist), she would definitely be scolded to death, or there would be various lightning protections. However, in this article, if it were replaced by two male protagonists, there would be all kinds of setbacks. I just can't figure it out. Doesn't the male protagonist of a romance novel deserve a wife who is both talented and beautiful and can host a middle-aged wife? She can not only conduct diplomacy as a wife, but also manage the inner house well. Isn't it possible to search for articles about two male protagonists? [Smile]

I caught up with the latest chapter in one breath. The teacher's writing style is really speechless and the plot is very natural. I really like this kind of filial piety. Although there are frictions between relatives, they all work together for big things. Xiaobao is really like the bright moon and the breeze. The bright moon illuminates so many people who really like it. He was well-behaved and cute when he was young. It is even more amazing when he grows up. Except for some business plots that are a little awkward, it does not affect the overall level of the article. Finally, I would like to ask the teacher if there will be a female protagonist in the follow-up. Qwq does not mean to guide writing. I prefer no female protagonist, so I want to ask (I don't mean to say that it is bad if there is a female protagonist, it is purely a personal preference)

Just let that kid be with him, it makes me feel bad looking at him

I feel very good. I really like reading this novel. I don't know why the rating is so low. I almost missed this book because of the rating. Fortunately, the book is out of stock. It's good. As long as it's not bad, I like it very much. The male protagonist is very capable of solving problems. I feel very at ease. He is also good-looking. He is not an ugly male protagonist after all. Very good. Thank you to the author!

I like the interaction between Pingbao and his family. They are a very warm family. Come on, if Brother Qi can have better legs, that will be even better.

I have read fifty or sixty chapters, which is considered to be the bread and butter of Tomato's imperial examination essays. The writing style can arouse emotions, there is no exaggerated plot, and it is generally more realistic with a bit of luck. The relatives and family members (the eldest aunt and the second aunt) have their own little ideas, but there are no super relatives who can do big things in one place.

The author is great, I hope Brother Qi can be together with Ping Bao Brother Qi is really heartbroken I hope they can live a happy life

There is a female protagonist. There are over 100 chapters and almost 200 chapters. She is a princess. The author's writing style is not bad, but the emotional section is a bit long. The main reason is that I personally don't like imperial examination papers with cp. Otherwise, I can give it five stars.

Warm daily life, no super relatives, parents regard their son as more important than their own life, they are super doting, it is not too outrageous to start a small business in order to study for the imperial examination, they are dedicated to their own small family, it is really good

Didn't they actually separate? I've been looking forward to the protagonist's separation [smile]

It's really good-looking. Xiaobao's grandparents, parents, and parents are very, very good to him. His grandfather, grandmother, and uncle were also very kind to him. There is also a very, very good friend, a friend, whose family is also very good to him. In a word, it's very, very, very beautiful.

Is there two male protagonists? It looks like it. If you like the author, please update soon.

It's quite good-looking, with some top-notch stuff but not too many. The main character teaches his brother and sister to read at the age of 5, very much like a young master. The pace is not fast, and I really like the atmosphere here. The family runs a business and drives a family or even a village. After all, they were really poor at that time. The author's writing is delicate and has a strong control over words. Every word is just right and there is no redundancy. The language is rich in literary grace, without piling up rhetoric, and uses the plainest language to write the most moving power. The writing is concise and powerful, without any nonsense, showing a profound writing skills. It is a very good article, you can read and taste it.

Very nice! The writing is also good! It's great ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧, and I also love watching Brother Qi and Ping Bao get along!

It is really a very heart-warming time-travel novel about daily life. The male protagonist's parents, grandparents and grandparents love him very much. His grandparents also love him very much. The male protagonist's cousins ​​love him very much. He has lived in a big loving family since he was a child. The male protagonist is very lucky. The descriptions of life scenes are exquisite, the pictures are vivid, the characters are vivid and interesting, and the children are very cute. Five-star praise.

In fact, I like to read non-CP novels, but when I saw Brother Qi and Xiaobao, I really couldn't do it anymore. Not to mention falling in love, I hope to be together forever [crying]

I still have more to say (つ> _◕The rating is a bit low and deserves a higher rating. It's a little cp princess. Personally, I think Brother Qi just treats the male protagonist like the sun and white moonlight and doesn't know what he likes. It's shown in the article that Brother Qi also has cp.

It's very good-looking, relatively everyday, and everyone in the family has their own thoughts, but there are no particularly outstanding people. The village is actually relatively united, and the protagonist's journey has been smooth, and nothing particularly significant has happened.

I hope Brother Qi and the protagonist can be together! ! ! ! Please, please, the author is great! ! !

It's okay so far, I hope there won't be a female protagonist

If you really want to be free of CP, it would be nice to focus on your career with this kind of article, but if you think about it, it's simply impossible.

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It looks good at the moment, and it's not like we're going to split up and tear things apart in various ways.

Nice! The writing is pretty good, and I finally found a good-looking imperial examination essay again.