You Were Supposed to Be a Page, but You Became the Sage of Great Xia

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel that the first part is good and I can read it. But from the beginning of the provincial examination, I am confused. An article is secretive. Since it is well written, why should I be secretive? I don't know what the starting point of this part of the plot is? It gives people a very confusing feeling. I can't stand it any longer. Book friends behind me should watch with caution.

I don't know how I rated this series a 9-point series. The writing in the first few pictures was okay, but the writing in the later chapters got worse and worse. I had no sense of time, and the plot development was even more illogical. Is this the first time I've seen someone write the main character in such a weak and awesome way?

Overall, the opening concept was very good, and the early character portrayal and plot development were very good. However, when the provincial examination began, the plot was too deliberately suppressed in order to highlight the reversal. For example, it is assumed that if the article is well written, talent will be revealed, but then the protagonist insists that the literary talent is too good, and everyone else forgets about the article, and then many chapters are repeated around this plot. There is simply a baby behind that can obscure the literary talent of my articles. Does this baby exist just to facilitate slaps in the face? But it may be that everyone's feeling of pleasure and poison is different. Those who are willing to try it can take a look.

The uncle in front keeps jumping around, and the mother in the back keeps cheating on her son. It really corresponds to that sentence, bad people are bad, and there are no stupid people who are so stupid and wrong. If you don't understand, you really want to leave, so why not take the two elders with you? Will you die if you don't take it? How could such a young emperor begin to seek immortality? Anyway, the front part is refreshing, but the back part is uncomfortable. Goodbye.

The first part is good, but after more than 60 chapters it becomes really poisonous. Shen Nong helped you test the poison.

Chapter 103 is extremely poisonous. His mother dared to scold the emperor in public, which was outrageous. Chun Chun committed suicide. The protagonist had just been rescued. Normally, he would definitely be executed. However, the author deliberately took it lightly and skipped it.

It was okay at first, but later I saw how powerful Wei Changqing's background was, how well-read he was, and how high his literary skills were. However, from the beginning, he was preconceived and indiscriminate, and he had no desire to read anymore.

This book is purely about driving high and buying low. If you believe the previous ones, continue reading. You can eat secret hamburgers later.

There are too many unreasonable things and it's a bit poisonous. I tried to imitate the sage of Confucianism and Taoism, but obviously I didn't succeed.

Jiangzhi was caught off guard. One second he was worried that his son would be killed, and the next second he was scolding the emperor to a person who obviously had a background. He was so happy. In which book does the emperor call a commoner brother, even if it is a nickname?