
A Fake Eunuch from the Start: I Signed In My Way to the Throne
开局假太监,签到成为皇宫之主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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Synopsis
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28Fans
171Recommendations
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Reader comments 50
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What is written is completely wrong.
It's really written with no logic
It deviated from the theme. Since it was a fake eunuch in the palace, the plot should revolve around the theme of women. It was very bland. I skipped through it. There is also a system. The system is very important, but I didn't see the importance of the system. It was very distracting.
What book is this? There is a mentally disturbed princess at the beginning. Are there any normal characters in this book?
The article is confusing and the sentences do not make sense.
The plot can be anything, it's quite interesting, that's the word, the author didn't graduate from elementary school or something, there are too many typos
If I can break through, but if I don't, I will just play. The fake eunuch becomes a real eunuch.
Arranging a system has become a decoration [Tilting head, laughing and crying]
The plot is confusing, and one realm is broken repeatedly. Maybe the author himself doesn't know what he is writing.
The author wanted to make the protagonist a scheming character, but I felt like he was just a novice in the workplace, and he decided to kill things decisively, but the actual plot was a bit messy, and it didn't match the character. If the second princess told you that you were fake during an appointment, would that mean you were fake? It's funny, you just admit it without any evidence and stick to the main line. Isn't this an insult to the reader's intelligence?