The Unparalleled Scholar
秀才无双
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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839Chapters
38kRecommendations
114.6kFans
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Let me compile a list of some of the most toxic foods according to readers…
First: The protagonist has a jade seal, but he refuses to treat Jiu Niang's illness and goes hungry, etc. The book has already stated that the jade's quality is not very good; you can naturally assume that the jade is worthless. By the way, the jade seal was awarded to him after passing the imperial examination.
You can't please everyone. When reading a novel, it's best to read the content first and then the reviews, otherwise there's nothing to read. For example, some people say they won't read this book because it involves becoming an official. Some people say it's really vicious; how could he not be an official? Even if someone wrote it, they wouldn't be able to please both sides… The author wants to add this to their favorites so they can get a job as an operations assistant!
If you're experiencing a reading slump, try reading the book first and then the reviews.
The author's previous book was so toxic it nearly killed many Shennongs (a legendary figure associated with agriculture and agriculture in China). This book is an improvement, with less toxic content, so readers should be able to handle it…
I suggest you check out an author named Rong Xiaorong. Your books are quite similar, but her plot flows better, and she fills in most of the plot holes. Her writing style is more peaceful and cheerful. You should learn from her.
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For historical fiction, I only watch those who end up becoming emperor.
It's well-written, but it seems to be nearing its climax. I just can't understand why someone who says they don't want to be an official still insists on becoming one. Does the emperor really think he can force a good person into officialdom?
How's it going? Anyone want to give it a try?
What on earth is the point of these chapters? He ran away from home in a fit of pique, got caught, and ended up in the Great Cang Kingdom where he was tricked into becoming a substitute for a political marriage. And then he just settled down like a couch potato? He abandoned his wife?
I just started reading this book and I have a question: how did the protagonist manage to write *Dream of the Red Chamber*? Was there some kind of cheat code involved?