In the 21st century, law student Lin Cheng traveled through the Tang Dynasty and became the son of a businessman whose family was in decline. He has only his frail and beautiful sister to depend on. In order to save his sister's life, he awakened his photographic memory and took the imperial examination from a poor family. His song "Ode to the Dapeng" shocked Chang'an. In the imperial examination, he faced Li Shimin and won the title of No. 1 Scholar with the sentence "Water can carry a boat or capsize it." However, Sun Wuji, the eldest son of Zhao Guogong, set up a killing plan to seize his throne. Lin Cheng held the fragment of the scroll and sneered: "You want my life? First ask me, my fairy sister, if she agrees!" From then on, he protected his sister with his left hand and held a sharp sword in his right hand, fighting his way through the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty.
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I don't know what it's about, but I couldn't stand it after reading three chapters. Why do you have to skip writing? Who can understand this when he makes a false statement, doesn't connect with the plot, and skips the plot?
I don't know what it's about, but I couldn't stand it after reading three chapters. Why do you have to skip writing? Who can understand this when he makes a false statement, doesn't connect with the plot, and skips the plot?