A Generation of Military Advisors Who Went with the Flow

If the author is either writing about the protagonist falling in love with a promiscuous woman or being in love with a married woman, why can't he write about having a relationship with a perfect heroine? The author's hobby is very unique

Damn first person, no matter how well written it is, I don't want to read it.

The earliest novels I came into contact with were the Four Great Classics and Jin Yong's Martial Arts, but it was this book that really made me addicted to the world of novels. It was this book that I reviewed the most and savored for the longest time. Even though more than ten years have passed, in my opinion, as a person who has read countless articles, this book has many shortcomings, but it is still the "White Moonlight" among the online novels I have read. Whenever I am short of books and bored, I always take it out and read it, just like this time. When I see Suiyun, I feel relaxed and happy. (I am bringing with me a review I wrote more than ten years ago. Although it seems childish, I have been reluctant to delete it. It is purely to commemorate the long-gone youth.)

It feels like Li An is Li Jiancheng and Li Xian is Li Yuanji. King Yong is Li Shimin. However, Ang Lee is worse than his prototype, and Li Xian is better than his prototype. Li An is useless in this book. There are many examples. For example, the old and new Tang books say that Li Jiancheng had a promiscuous harem and launched a rebellion when Tang Gaozu and Li Shimin were out. The same goes for Li An. Some places are far-fetched. The duel between Li An and Yong Zheng has reached a point of incompatibility. How could Li An do such a thing to give his opponent an excuse? If this kind of thing is discovered, it will definitely be over. Ang Lee will not be so stupid.

It's all about dragging things that look good, right?

The writing is excellent, the characters are well drawn, and the plot is fascinating. It is completely better than the Nirvana in Fire series of books. I borrowed this set of physical books from the city library when I was in junior high school. I remember that there were four volumes in the set. Now that I have graduated from college, I will come back and review the electronic version, haha! (It's not that Nirvana in Fire is not good. I was crazy about novels about history and officialdom at that time. P. S. Nirvana in Fire was read with the instructor on my back at night during the military training in the first grade of high school. This book is not popular, but it's not bad. It's just that it's written too well, and the audience is too small. It's just a high-minded and low-key song.)

First person, I don't know why I didn't like it when I saw it. It feels weird. I can't explain the reason. I just don't like it, even though the language is good.

Bai Yueguang, an internet article that often vomits blood and talks about Amway, needs to be republished every few years. It's really good-looking, and it's not a loss at all.

Do you want it to be so dark?

So well written! The author has a profound literary background, I admire him!