The Quest for the Throne
问鼎记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 16y ago
- English
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400Chapters
127.4kRecommendations
49.1kFans
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This is an incredibly far-fetched idea; it defies common sense. The emperor knew the crown prince wasn't his biological son, yet he still made him crown prince.
I gave up after reading dozens of chapters, and now I understand why the author isn't popular and might have given up writing altogether. The writing style is clearly good, and the plot is well-structured, but it's just too frustrating to read. Is a prime minister really this pathetic?
It's good; I rewatched it. At least I kept watching, and then I discovered some new details.
It's been ten years! I remember watching it on a feature phone!
Revisiting a book I particularly loved many years ago.
Revisiting a book I read seven or eight years ago
Although this book is very similar to Joy of Life, I really like it, as well as several other books by the same author that I read many years ago in high school.