
The Male Lead's Errand Boy, But He Turns the Imperial Exams Around!
男主小厮,但科举逆袭!
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Xiaodu's favorite types are pretty much the same
The ending is a bit rushed, and I feel like there are still a lot of foreshadowings that haven't been written. The point of revealing my life experience has been laid out for a long time, but when it was revealed, it was too understated.
Is the iron ore in Qingzhou just a flash in the pan and not even mentioned in the book? After all, the plan against Wang Hou was just for this iron mine, right? Regarding that granary, how many granaries are there? Is it over too? Did I not read the article carefully?
It feels like pressing the fast forward button
It starts high and goes low. The plot in the middle is not coherent. It is a mess of a few bad guys. The bad guy written at the beginning is inexplicably unable to stand up later. It does not match the character's IQ. The male and female protagonists are written without emotional lines.
The story idea is okay, and the front part is also very good, but the female protagonist is awkward every time she comes out, and her interactions with the male protagonist are not logical.
Is Pei Du going to be happy?
Wow wow wow, that's great, so touching!
Lord Yiguo, does it feel like a comedy?
There is no big surprise ending.