I'm Not Stupid, I'm Actually Kind

Overall: ★★★★★ ★☆ Plot rating: ★★★★★ ★★ Writing rating: ★★★★★ ★★ Water or not: ★★★★★ ★★ The same author as Zhong Song. Five stars highly recommended! ! ! Slow start, average. In the first few hundred chapters, there are a few parts that are average and not addictive. After going to fight the Qing Dynasty in Chapter 458, it was very exciting! Highly recommended. Disadvantages: Too many women.

Above the temple, the old foxes turned around to look, with murderous intent hidden in Gu Jing Bubo's eyes. Using his innocence as a mask, he walked step by step into the abyss of power. When the country was overturned and in danger, 30,000 cavalry entered Liaodong. The mountains and rivers are broken, and the world is divided into five parts. Are you willing to make China sink?

Stinky grass ★ In an imaginary historical novel, the Chu Dynasty that traveled through is generally similar to the late Ming Dynasty, but the details have the author's unique ingenuity. The first half is about daily life in ancient times, and after 400 chapters, it turns to the military struggle for hegemony. There were only a dozen or so subscriptions when it was put on the shelves, but now it has occupied a place at the forefront of historical classification, and it can be said to be a standout with "Eastern Jin Beifu Yi Qiu Ba". The Eastern Jin Dynasty liked to use seven characters for chapter names, but this book uses three characters, which are neat and elegant. The plot design is very in-depth, refreshing but not superficial. It can be seen that the author is not only familiar with the Twenty-Eight Histories, but also proficient in the Forty-Two Chapters of the Sutra. He has a big picture, great courage, and great wisdom. This wave of authors is in the ionosphere. Wang Xiao, the third son of a wealthy family, is extremely handsome. Although he is a fool, he was bribed by his second brother to become Princess Chunning's consort. However, the princess herself does not like men. In order to prevent this, the eldest brother who was about to end his career and fame killed Wang Xiao with a stick, causing the protagonist to travel through time. As soon as he traveled through time, he met Xian Rentiao and was involved in a murder case. The protagonist's hypocrisy and insanity was discovered. Tang Qianqian was originally a supporting character randomly named, but as the plot developed, she became involved with Wang Xiao, made money by selling briquettes, and showed her vitality. She naturally became one of the heroines, and she also had the life experience of Wang Chuang's adopted daughter. For the sake of the righteousness of the family and the country, and more importantly, because he was conquered by Wang Xiao's handsomeness, Tang Qianqian persuaded his adoptive father who was approaching the city not to attack the capital. Although Wang Xiao got into trouble from time to time in the capital, he was still an idiot and no one would care about him. The other supporting characters' IQs are generally above average. Although some details cannot be delved into, they are logically passable. But as soon as he saw Wang Xiao, his IQ disappeared. This was Wang Xiao's biggest golden finger. Unlike the usual extreme hatred of the Manchus in late Ming Dynasty literature, there is no hostility in this book. Wang Xiao looked on indifferently during the great plague, but this time he stood up. He persuaded the heroine Qin Xiaozhu's family to mobilize 30,000 Guan Ning cavalry to fight guerrillas and destroy Fuling. But Huang Taiji was unmoved. Seeing that Shanhaiguan was empty, he entered directly and massacred the city all the way to the foot of the capital. The emperor fled to Nanjing and later died. When Wang Xiao's army was demoralized and unprepared, Huang Taiji suddenly came back and wiped out all 30,000 Guan Ning's cavalry. Wang Xiao disguised herself as a woman and fled, but survived alone. However, she was later discovered and taken back to the Qing court. Wang Xiao endured the humiliation, slept in Bu Mu Butai, took Fulin hostage, and fled back to the Central Plains to rebuild the world. There are many female protagonists in the first half. The author said that they represent different classes, such as nobles of the heavenly family, civil and military officials, homeless rebels, maids and maids, disadvantaged concubines, etc. After switching to the story of military hegemony, the presence of the female protagonists has been greatly reduced. From time to time, the author writes about the situation in other Western countries at the same time. Of course, it is a parallel time and space situation, which is inconsistent with real history. Maybe the protagonist will dominate the world after destroying the Qing Dynasty?

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