
The Second Male Lead's Road to the Imperial Exams
男二的科举之路
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Suddenly, I feel that Aunt Chen and General Han are very interesting. The shrewd female secretary who has spent most of her life in planning vs. The rough guy who is tired of twists and turns and lies and calculations and retires.
Judging from the information received by the system... I feel that Gu Zhun is the real "male protagonist configuration"... Both his parents died when he was young, and he raised his younger siblings alone. There were hardships everywhere. In times of crisis, nobles came to help him, and he rose to great heights. Later, he was crazily suppressed by the second prince. The nobles who helped suffered heavy casualties. He was beaten to a state of being alone in a cold and cold place. In the end, he was still able to survive and destroyed the second prince's country... No matter how you look at it, he looks like a male protagonist. When Shen Yuanche first appeared, because he had such a good background and Shen Zhun was lukewarm towards him, I was very worried about some kind of "male protagonist configuration". For example, the villain (referring to the original male and female protagonist) was too strong and rebelled directly, Shen Yuanche and Shen Zhun fled all the way and finally struggled to survive... Fortunately, the author did not write it so cruelly What makes me most comfortable and satisfied with this article is that everyone who lends a helping hand to Shen Zhun has a stable life. He does not need to be tempered by any pain. Shen Zhun can get better and stronger step by step. Someone protects him, and he also has the ability to give back to those who protect him.
God... I blame me for watching the extra episode first. The cause of death of Chang'an Changle turned out to be... This group of chus
Alas, I wanted to give it five stars, but Jinjiang wouldn't let me do it. It's annoying!
It wasn't until today that I discovered that the male protagonist's name is Gu Zhun or not Gu Huai?
The story is really good, and the second male lead is not that great, because the interaction with the female lead is really small. There are a lot of typos, but I can still understand it. Overall, it is recommended to watch it
It's hopeless, the entire royal family is full of Yangou
Not bad, although I feel that the villain is a little too stupid, everything else is okay. After all, it is a counterattack by Shuangwen's male partner, and I understand it.
Alas, it's true... Most of the friends I used to play with are no longer in contact... But sometimes I suddenly think of that time.
"Often" gives the author a lot of trouble~ Beijing