A True Son of Zhengyang Gate
正阳门下正阳人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 806k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
301Chapters
0Votes
5.5kRecs
36.2kFans
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I was poisoned to death when I saw the top candidates in the college entrance examination choosing the history department. Even if the first batch of top candidates in the college entrance examination chose the history department, even the country did not agree. What era do you think that was, you could do whatever you wanted? You don't even understand the contemporary social background and you're writing this book? When making an outline, you didn't check the information and just wrote whatever came to mind?
The studio particularly likes courtyard houses, so what is a courtyard house?
It's not an ordinary drug, the first college entrance examination English score is not 150, and English is not a compulsory test. Not divided into arts and sciences yet
I still like this, but I don't know if I should update it or not.
Hurry up and update. Waiting to watch Under the Zhengyangmen is also one of my favorite dramas.
After reading Chapter 8, tell me what you think. Author, why don't you bring up Zhou An instead of just soul-piercing Han Chunming? If you don't write about him after it happens, it's like you drag your friend to go on a blind date with you, but when the date comes, you stay silent while your friend and your blind date chat lively.
When I read novels, I want to see how the protagonist in the author's novel flourishes and how he continues to forge ahead despite setbacks and adversity. Even if you are lying flat and experiencing the changes of the times, I can accept it. Is it really okay for you to involve the protagonist in the play for most of your article? I think your writing is not bad, but the plot arrangement is a bit awkward. If you let go and don't involve too many characters in "Zhengyangmen", I think it will be better. To be honest, I think you have some signs of "licking".
This book is boring. You forcefully lick the protagonist of the TV series, and you force him to split everything in half. There is no problem in finding him to repair electrical appliances at the beginning. After all, he can also build bicycles. The problem is that you asked him to find two more people, and you didn't say whether to give money or share shares. There are few people in the show. It's just a pendant. The writing is unclear. You don't understand the antiques. You force him to split everything in half. If you write like this, you can only take him half of any business in the future. And you have to go to school. What's going on behind the scenes??? So stupid
This book should be renamed directly to "Han Chunming's Son and Servant". That's what a good guy does to his biological father.
I found that in many time-travel dramas, you have to follow the plot and find trouble. As a supporting role, wouldn't it be nice to live your own life? As for other people's love and hatred, would you like to comment a few words, or move a small bench and become a member of the public. Those who love you will naturally listen to your advice. Those who are stubborn will only complain about you, so why bother getting into trouble. As for the heroine, there are too many entanglements in the play, so let's create a new one.