
A Scion of a Great Tang Family
大唐世家子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 480k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I just want to ask, a gang threatening a real estate tycoon's son, isn't that just plain stupid? How dare they do that? I've never seen anything like it in a novel before.
If you don't want to marry, be firm. If you do intend to marry, don't hesitate.
Is it going to be another case like the other transmigrated Fang Yi'ai, refusing to marry a lamb, only to end up marrying her in the end?
A pretty maidservant to be admired, a cute and soft girl picked up from the roadside, several willful younger sisters, a typical young lady from a certain family who is looked down upon by everyone and fantasizes that her future husband is a great hero, a princess who cannot be avoided and is looked down upon, and an indispensable poetry gathering to show off. Even without all these elements, it's still a pretty good book.
I wondered who it was, but when I saw the author...
I thought it was someone else, a self-taught author. Turns out it's a dangerous world.