There Was Fraud in the Imperial Examination at the Beginning, and the Queen Was Actually My Mother
开局科举舞弊，皇后竟是我亲娘
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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974Chapters
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1.1kReaders
346Must-read votes
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What I hate the most is this kind of book that creates contradictions for the sake of plot. The engagement was broken off in a execution ground, but the male protagonist later refuted it and found that there was no problem at all. His father and himself were wronged, and his fiancée did nothing to rejoice in his misfortune. Tianlao wanted to marry the prince, treated the male protagonist as a pawn, rejected the male protagonist, and later used it to make the male protagonist fulfill his promise. The emperor planned to put his son to death, but the male protagonist will not die anyway, which is funny. It's rare to see a protagonist who has decisive and upright views on three things, but it's a pity that the others are too lame.
Cauldron, it's really not good to read. The prince gave the poison pill to the queen, but the emperor did not punish him. He was punished by being grounded for three days. Moreover, this book is weird. I suggest you not read it.
The people around the protagonist are forcibly subdued, but the protagonist of this book is super forcibly subdued.
I really can't understand this idiot's brain circuit, he doesn't know the priority of things at all.
It feels like the method of changing names in the Tang Dynasty
It's a pure suture monster. Many of the plots are copied by the author who changed his name. It's a theme of the Tang Dynasty. If the name is changed, it will be the Great Zhou Dynasty. Xu Fu of the Great Qin Dynasty can appear powerful.
The writing is poor, the plot is fake, and I still go to care for my son? Your emperor suddenly passed away?
After reading a few chapters, I knew the ending without any suspense. This platform is useless.
The brothers retreated immediately. Hundreds of chapters have passed and the identity of the main character has not yet been revealed. The title of Chunchun's book is deceiving. It's a lj book.
Isn't the plot well written? Why are so many people complaining about it?