Youth in the Red Mansion, Power over the World

What did you say about this book? It's a bit like Chen Qingyun and Liu Canyang in ancient times. It's exaggerated, but not offensive. Don't dwell on it, just read it according to your feelings.

...It looks fine from the front... Chapter 45: Meeting Yue Fei is like an idiot. When a teenager is just starting out and has no great reputation, he will think of Yue Fei as soon as he hears his name...

I hope to add more plots about Wang Xifeng, and that Jia Lian must live a little longer. This sense of taboo is so exciting. Also, can Granny Bai be turned into the core heroine😍 This way the heroine camp will be able to follow the law again, so that the Ximen officials can defeat the enemy in the harem. Also, is the author going to write Qiu Qiongying out now? Come on. 😃😃😃😃😃😃

I couldn't stand watching the first chapter. Is Jia Qiang related to being tall and bloated?

Is there any detailed group? How to add security? I don't know how to add it.

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When is the finale, and then I suppress everything in the world for the Emperor of Heaven? The emperor was knocked down by a stone in the front, and a trap appeared in the back and used a magic three-foot air wall to block the bows and arrows fired at close range? 666. Aren't you afraid that in the middle of the rebellion in the later stage, the palace will suddenly stand up and kill the rebels with a slap? Or Zhao Kuangyin raised his coffin and used Taizu's long fist to blow up the rebels?

The book is quite nice, but the pace of the chapters is a bit too slow. It's a bit like eating a lollipop, licking it in circles, but refusing to go straight to the point and bite it. The "biting" chapters were really fun to watch, but the "licking" chapters were a bit too long. There is a lot of foreshadowing, and the previous chapter has laid the groundwork for some of the plots that will follow, but we can't leave it unattended forever. It's understandable that the author doesn't want to play the "cards" in his hand too quickly, but holding it in his hand without playing it now kind of affects the perception.

Whenever the emperor of the Song Dynasty wanted to change the law and redistribute power and wealth, he would either die or be extinct. Song Huizong was the worst, and was sold directly. The official history records that the Jin soldiers invaded, and the army was all on the border. It was basically empty, with only low-level Xiang troops. It only took 20 days for the Jin soldiers to travel 1,600 miles from invasion to being captured, and they had to break through layers of defenses. How could the marching speed in ancient times be so fast? This can only prove that they came all the way through the border with a green light. The requirement was to be fast and accurate, so that the royalists on the border could not react.

What a great cover. I knew the book was good just by looking at it.