idiot of the east

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Stupid King's Favorite, Ugly Concubine's Queen": The female protagonist married a seemingly stupid king in order to survive. Later, she found out that he was playing dumb. The love story between the two unfolded step by step. 2. "Crazy King and Silly Concubine: The Cheat Life of a Loser Couple": The female protagonist is a fool, and the male protagonist is a crazy prince. The two of them are "crazy" together, causing many surprises and divine operations. 3. "Reporting to the Medical Concubine, His Highness Is Acting Stupid Again": The female protagonist traveled to ancient times and was forced to get engaged to a silly Second Prince, but later found out that he was actually acting dumb. The love story of the two people's laughter and tears was moving. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

In " Celebrating Years," Lin Dabao was portrayed as a character with a slightly lower IQ, but he was not a real fool. He was able to communicate normally, but his thinking speed might not be as fast as others. Lin Dabao's true identity was the child of the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess, Li Yunrui. His IQ was low because the two were close relatives. Lin Dabao chose to act like a fool, perhaps to hide his true identity or to protect himself. Therefore, Lin Dabao was not a fool.

There could be a protagonist who is caught between two worlds - the Eastern world he comes from and the Western world around him. Maybe there's also an older relative, like a grandparent, who serves as a link to the pure Eastern traditions. And there might be friends or neighbors who either support or challenge the main character's journey in dealing with the East - West divide.

Well, it could be about identity. Given the title 'east is east', it may deal with characters trying to figure out their place in a world where the East has its own distinct characteristics, perhaps in relation to the West. Maybe it shows how people from an Eastern background navigate their lives while being influenced by both their native culture and the encroaching Western culture.

There were three reasons why Sigu Jian was called an idiot. First of all, he was not mentally sound when he was young and was called an " idiot." Secondly, after he became an adult, he showed crazy behavior and wanted to slaughter everyone in the City Lord's Estate, but he was stopped by Ye Qingmei. In the end, after he became a Grandmaster, he took the blame for others and was considered a scapegoat. These reasons led Chen Pingping to call him an idiot.

Yes, it can be seen as a bad word. Using it might be offensive or inappropriate depending on the context.

Definitely not. 'The Idiot' is a work of fiction. It was created by the author's imagination and doesn't represent real events or people.

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I recommend the following novels to you: 1. [Cute husband, domineering love, CEO husband can't divorce]: Long Xueqing married a fool husband, but he took care of her in every possible way; 2. In << Substitute Wife Shook the World >>, the male lead was the legendary blind fool with a crippled leg; 3. " The male protagonist is always blackened ": The male protagonist has always been set as a fool in the plot, but he always inexplicably blackens and becomes a pervert. 4. " The Farmer's Wife: Silly Husband Blows Out the Lamp and Seats the Bed ": The heroine accidentally married a fool, and the two of them ran a farm together; 5. The male protagonist was a silly and cute fool, but he fell deeply in love with the female protagonist. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah!

The protagonist is often reborn in an extreme special environment. For some reason, he or she becomes an idiot in this environment. However, as time goes on, the protagonist gradually gains special abilities and survives in this environment full of danger and opportunity. The plot of this kind of novel often involved the growth of the protagonist, the construction of interpersonal relationships, the reconstruction of the world outlook, and so on. It had a certain degree of adventure and exploration.