This Scholar Is a Bit Fierce

It's hard to describe in one sentence, and sometimes being too detailed can lead to failure. I came in based on the title and introduction at the beginning, and I read more than 300 chapters. Generally speaking, except for the fantasy setting in the opening chapter, the overall ups and downs are not great. Some details and plots are over-described, so I will abandon it for the time being. If you have leisure and boredom after the completion, you can consider revisiting it.

It was so uncomfortable to read Chapter 43. Since the Queen Mother is involved in politics, she will unite with the ministers and kill him. Otherwise, she can kill her son. She is nothing but the late emperor's personal eunuch. I am too tired to read and there is no point in giving up.

To be honest, I have read about thirty chapters and I just can't stand it anymore. The descriptions are too detailed. As everyone knows, is too much not enough? Finally, writing a book is like raising a child. Raising it too carefully may not necessarily be a good thing.

I can finish it in one sentence, but I have to explain it in a paragraph. Everything is explained in detail. It's really tiring to watch.

You can watch it to kill time

It's messy, too detailed, and too tiring to read. I read novels to relax, but the more I read this, the more tired I become.