
The Dashing Heir
纨绔世子爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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566Chapters
480kPopularity
1.3kReaders
7kMust-read votes
9.1Score
3.2kRatings
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It's okay at the beginning, and then there will be a pure water chapter. The emperor wants to kill you with this little trick? That's the emperor... Does the author think that everyone is mentally retarded, and the emperor is always angry and vomiting blood and playing with little brats? ... Do you understand that the king wants his minister to die? It seems like you can't write anything. I guess history is taught by physical education teachers.
In terms of political strategy, it ranks among the top five books I have read. When it comes to technology, it ranks in the bottom five among the books I've read.
You can persuade them to quit in the early stage. Everyone will compete with each other in a battle of wits and courage, but in the end the protagonist wins, which is understandable. But you can give up after sending the fifth princess to get married. In order to torment the male protagonist, the emperor actually funded the enemy. He gave the enemy's 1 million troops enough food and wages for half a year, and then led the army to march in person. The command of the army was returned to the male protagonist (the emperor really wanted to kill the male protagonist). He won the decisive battle immediately and was betrayed by his two sons. Losing (the plan was to ambush the enemy's retreat with 200,000 troops, and the emperor's 400,000 to pursue the enemy's 700,000, and surround the enemy on both sides. However, the two sons did not show up for the sake of the throne. The enemy's 700,000 troops counterattacked and killed the emperor's 300,000 while being pursued, and the enemy only lost 100,000). Then the emperor wanted to run away, but was poisoned to death by his personal eunuch on the way to escape. Even the secret guards who were protecting him in the dark were instigated by the personal eunuch to rebel. Immediately afterwards, the crown prince and the fourth prince started a civil war for the throne when there was an enemy invasion. Even the soldiers from the border were transferred back (to the north and Liaodong). As a result, the enemy successfully invaded. As a result, with the invasion of foreign enemies (about 500,000 people), the male protagonist settled north of the Yangtze River in about 60 chapters (about 1 year) and ended.
It's really well written. Compared to other things, it's like a god. Like this or that.
Forced wisdom, 🤮
It is suggested that the author greatly changes the title of the book: Daily Life of the Mentally Disabled
The more I look at it, the more senseless I become
Fascinating, looking forward to updates. Good job, writer!
Quite interesting! 😂
Very good