Ten Kingdoms and Thousand Beauties

I first saw this book when I was searching for the Samsara Sword Code. I downloaded it thinking it was pornographic. After reading more than forty chapters, I can only feel in two words: outrageous. A queen, married twice, 26 years old, still a virgin. To be honest, I almost laughed to death when I saw this paragraph. I don't know if it is historical fact, but it doesn't stop me from laughing; another book about a stallion, no pornographic scenes, forget it, after all, the environment That's true, but there aren't many emotional scenes. There are three women in more than 40 chapters (I didn't read further, but I think it was Fu's choice, since she is a 26-year-old spinster after all). I wonder if you have such writing style, wouldn't it be nice to give all the words and ink about these two women to Fu's. After reading more than 40 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. I was curious and wanted to search for the follow-up plot. I didn't expect that it could be adapted into a TV series. It's amazing. As soon as I saw that it was adapted into a TV series, I didn't dare to say more. My taste was different and I said goodbye.

This book is actually very good. The author's description of the protagonist's inner world and human nature is very delicate. The only thing is that the writing at the beginning is so rubbish that you can't immediately get into the character or integrate into the story. It was only revealed in Chapter 30. Worth a look.

Compared with the previous book, the author is more attentive and the emotional description is more delicate. It seems to be a little bit refreshing, and you can feel the inexplicable warmth. This is a great improvement for the book. Moreover, the depiction of the iron-blooded battlefield and the portrayal of various characters are so vivid, like a picture of the Five Dynasties period when wars were raging, the world was in chaos, and people's livelihood was Difficult scenes come to your face, making people feel like they are in that war-torn era, and also see a little person working hard to move forward. It is very worth reading

It's so lickable. The protagonist is a submissive person who likes to make excuses for himself. She's a bitch. I've met Dafu twice in total. I'm willing to give everything for her. I don't care about fame and wealth. I don't want my wife, but I can't lose Dafu. He is willing to die for her unconditionally. If he makes excuses for losing Dafu in this world, he will lose everything and there will be no future at all. Ah this He almost regarded Da Fu as a fairy. After reading 100 chapters, he died of poison. Even if Chai Rong dies, I'm afraid the protagonist will have to lick the dog and offer it to her. He will not let go of her, but he will be the dog of the Chai family for eternity.

I have read it a lot, and it is pretty good among time-travel novels, both in terms of writing style and story. It does not stick to all kinds of cheats and deliberate conflicts. It puts a lot of effort into describing the scenes and moods, and the writing is beautiful. Nowhere is the superiority of modern people highlighted, nor is the helplessness of time-travelers overly emphasized. Although there are also many time-traveling writers who have the habit of having a "harem", at least they are real and not artificial. There aren't many comments, so I guess it's this kind of carefully written text that requires careful understanding. In this impetuous era, it's not as marketable as those so-called "cool articles". It's sad!

If the author doesn't know how to write emotional dramas, then don't write them. It's so disgusting to ruin your outlook on life. You rape someone and yet someone else is grateful to you, especially the scene with Jooheon.

I have read this book for more than a few hundred years, and I feel that this is a hypocrite with a sperm-headed mind who wants to be a bitch but still wants to erect a memorial arch. I have been working hard to start cumming in my head for bitch. Like to be a hypocrite

It's hard to understand that this book has such a low rating. Look at the text, look at the wording, look at the dialogue, and you will know that none of the characters here are simple. Is it possible that you have read too many cool articles? Can you tell the difference between good and bad writing? By the way, I'll post a picture of the heroine in my mind.

After reading more than 800 chapters, I really don't want to read anymore. It constantly emphasizes the emotional bond between the male protagonist and Da Fu, and often emphasizes Da Fu's kindness to the male protagonist, and even gives up other women for her, which really made me laugh. Throughout the whole text, Da Fu's kindness to the male pig is all effortless, and has a strong purpose. On the contrary, the male pig saved her life more than once. Did the author put himself too deeply into it and licked himself unconscious?

This book is okay, why are so many people criticizing it?