
The Peasant's Imperial Exams
农家科举
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At first I thought it was okay, but as I went on it became more and more ridiculous. At what age can children go hunting together? As soon as the adults saw him, they were impressed by his bastard spirit? I kept complaining and reading all the time. I just wanted to see how far the author could go... It turned out to be full of imagination! I think you should learn from some of your predecessors and see how others write the same type of writing.
This article is really loosely written in the exam room.
The most annoying thing is this kind of person. There really is nothing more hurtful than "I'm doing it for your own good." Someone's strength can clearly be the first to say anything, but for the sake of tempering and other things, he is pushed to the ninth by others. Hum, when you meet extreme people, maybe... This kind of person is really disgusting.
All the flaws in this book are taken up, such as rebirth, time travel, etc. It's really
That whole Zhang family is so damn mentally retarded
I didn't expect to write a story like this later, eh...
I feel like the development of good noodles has been a bit hasty.
It's really the imperial examination. If you pass the exam, it's over.
It's so deceptive. It has a beginning but no end.
This little emperor really shouldn't be saved