The male protagonist of "Bushi", who rose to prominence due to his epilepsy, still has a high IQ, but in the eyes of others, he is an ignorant and ignorant madman. The male protagonist has been secretly teasing the secret of practicing dragon slaying, and plans to give the old Taoist priest a big one! But Lao Deng was completely unaware and happily thought that the male protagonist was a loyal and iron-blooded royalist.
Mu Shizi, a well-known lunatic and a silently dedicated communist fighter. It's very funny, there are a lot of Jiajing jokes, and the plot direction is also logical. The male protagonist has no CP and has several friends who are connected remotely.
Yes, I bought it at half price. Danmei focuses on it, and the CP is Lingjun. It's quite sweet. The timeline is relatively early. The male protagonist bought an official position and entered the court, and met Xun Yu first before Boss Cao. Bei Liang didn't meet up (I forgot if they knew each other, it seems like they haven't met yet), Liang was still studying, and the male protagonist ascended the throne.
The Underworld Chapter of The Perfect Prince is similar to a quick time travel. It rebuilds the Qin Dynasty in various planes. It is imaginative and interesting. There will be multiple cosmologists from different planes, and celebrities from different periods will appear to be loyal to the Qin Dynasty (including but not limited to Jia Nanfeng, Guo Jia, Xun Yu, Cao Cao, Zhuge Liang, Yue Fei, etc.), But the reasons are quite reasonable. There is also a scene where the adopted son of the Qin Dynasty, Zhuge Liang, proclaims himself emperor (limited to a single plane). There are also a lot of bonus extras! (Free chapter with three million words!! Surprise)
Give the fan Da Qin a happy ending. Zi Sang is very interesting. The author should be a fan of the First Emperor and friendly to Fusu. I took in Zhang Liang and Li Mu, but I feel that the process was quite reasonable. It's rare to see Fusu who lacks great virtue, so it's quite novel.
It looks good, but because it is double-wearing, sometimes I feel that the heroine has no choice but to live in ancient times and is depressed. Alas...
Apart from Wang Xiaowen, I like the young prince the most. He is as happy as a grown-up child every day. I like the young prince's concept of being friendly and good-neighborly (although Emperor Wu was confused, but the process is quite reasonable)
After reviewing it again, the young prince is a kind-hearted child at heart, but some class concepts are still reflected in his noble status. The author's character creation is very good. His Majesty Li Er's image has also been established, and he is no longer a simple brother or emperor. Chengqian Qingque's young slaves finally reconciled (?). Anyway, their next generation has a good relationship, and it is the prince who succeeds to the throne. Overall it's quite interesting, and the portrayal of Emperor Wu is also quite good. Although the empress has changed into a female form, her intelligence, tenacity and ambition are also reflected. She seems to be a female champion, and she went from being a concubine in the harem to becoming a world-famous prime minister, which is not bad. Well... The only thing I want to remind you is that the CP of Emperor Wu is Di Renjie.
It's good-looking, and the characters are vivid, but there are a lot of popular science in some places, but for the cat and mouse, it's still five stars (although I feel like the cat doesn't have many scenes)