
The Bookish Boy Takes the Imperial Exams
小书呆考科举
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Infrastructure-Building Picks
Kingdom-building stories with little romance, but plenty of love for all living things
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Imperial Exams
The imperial examinations
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The backend sucks, doesn't look good, bad review
The Emperor of Trash, when people take the credit for him, he really takes it as his own, and he doesn't even know what talent he has! That Queen Mother is definitely a Japanese pirate spy, she is so well hidden!
…This emperor also endured hardships and stood hard work when he was young. Now it feels like he was suddenly depraved when he became emperor.
I have always wanted to know who took away Xie Jinxiu's big calligraphy
This stupid emperor got angry when he saw it
Press the paw, it's too sudden
There are a lot of holes left unfilled. Is this a bad end????!!!
After all, there is no way to escape the emperor's scheme, and in the end, everyone will go their separate ways.
. . . I don't know what to say. The emperor's heart is really unpredictable. The emperor is ruthless and brainless.
I originally thought that I would write about Mo Wulei in the later plot, but the ending was written in too much fast forward, and it felt a bit unfinished.