
Three Years of Playing the Fool: From Top Scholar to Prince of a Different Surname
装傻三年:从状元郎到异姓王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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Synopsis
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820Chapters
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204.7kClicks
1.1kFavorites
676Fans
241Recommendations
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It's so ugly, everyone is dumbfounded
Well, this group wrote about how the house was so strict. You didn't say how the information was stolen. You didn't say anything except how it was obtained.
There's something wrong with the writing, it's so strict. Everything of yours has been stolen.
The writing is mediocre, and you can tell that someone is uneducated or a brat. After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't get enough of it. Emotional logic is confusing, no foreshadowing, suddenly filled in, abandoned
If I remember correctly, Yang Mo has been removed from his title and official position, so why can he still live in the palace? Shouldn't he be kicked out if he goes to court?
A plot like children playing house
The follow-up chapter is really exciting, destroy the Japanese pirates, conquer the world, and dominate the world!
It's a random piece of writing that uses Li Bai's poems and other famous poems to travel back in time to ancient times. It's like a clown on the stage. If you can really write about this person's intelligence, it's still a novel. It's too clumsy. It uses modern things to talk about things. It's like a clown.
A pure and mindless palace battle drama, this book should belong to a female channel
To be honest, there are places where forcible intelligence is everywhere. It's quite speechless. The emperor has become the protagonist's teacher. Even if it is a fake name, he should tell the protagonist. If the teacher doesn't tell the protagonist, he won't ask? The aristocratic family has also been written about as being idiots. Do they really want to have a thousand-year-old aristocratic family like this?