
The Literary Immortal of Great Wei
大魏文仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 370k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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170Chapters
180Votes
1.3kRecs
503Fans
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The protagonist's father passed the exam all the way, how could his family be so poor? Isn't it that Xuewen has extraordinary power? Only those who have passed the Jinshi examination can become an official? Not before? 😅
It's so funny 😁
Not rebelling?
If you want to avenge your mother, the eldest princess will always be a hurdle that cannot be overcome. Whether it is killing their whole family or forcing them to bow their heads and act like children, it is impossible for them to do it as long as they are the emperors of the Wei Dynasty. They are willing, but the one on the dragon throne is not willing.
I'm 94 and I'm still a child. I can't get a Jinshi title of 10,000.
Isn't this the same routine as Chen Shimei? Why don't you send someone to kill him🐷🦶? This is unreasonable🙂