Seize the Direct Line

At first glance, it felt like the Red Mansion. When I saw Prince Wuzhu and Xuanjing Si, I felt like Langya Bang. After entering the capital, the Prime Minister + the girl who stole meat came to Qingyu Nian again. A very good Machiavellian novel, highly recommended

I don't know how to evaluate this book by Nan Hua. There are too many things in it. At first glance, I thought it was Red Mansion, but in the middle, it turned into Qing Yu Nian. The things of scholars cannot be called stealing, they are just borrowed [laughing] But from the whole story, the story is complete, the plot is well laid out, and the characters are delicately portrayed. It is still a good book. There are many chapters in the middle, many details are missing, and many things are not explained clearly. Let's take a closer look starting from Xiao San Yuan

The writing is sophisticated and the historical background is fictional. It is recommended to directly change it to a garden opera. It is full of Red Mansion flavor.

The article did not fall into clichés. At first I thought it was vernacular, but gradually it started to have ups and downs. If there were more repeated twists and turns in the literary and poetry meetings, it would be more exciting.

Changing bases is like eating, each opponent is like a poison raised by the protagonist, and the setting of large lines is a bit random and less logical. However, the whole novel is magnificent, covers a wide range of topics, has a compact plot, and is very readable. It can help explain the shortage of books.

In fact, many writings are too mysterious. Of course, it would be great if the author had the patience to write slowly. It would be great if you try to list one historical allusion for each example. After all, you need to relax a little bit.

It's just that it's too draggy at the end. The plot in the front is still okay, it can definitely get a score of 9 or above. Come on, author.

Apart from anything else, this writing is definitely top-notch in Tomato. The protagonist is a bit abstract. A modern person is reborn in ancient times and studies eight-part essays in seclusion every day. You have such enthusiasm to study. You went to Peking University in the morning before your rebirth. It does not conform to the logic of the character, and you are not a systematic writer. How did you get such a strong learning ability to get the first place in various exams? The eldest maid is the failure among the failures. You rebel against the slave master and hold the master against the master in various situations. It's because I want to trigger the plot of the protagonist's pretentiousness. There's no need to write it like this. Every time I don't pretend to be smart, it's annoying to see this character. And in the face of various characters who want to kill the protagonist, I can forgive the thank you. Alas, there are too many poisonous points. I also asked why a book that I felt good after reading the first twenty chapters didn't even get an eight-point rating, and only the writing was okay [laughing and crying]

This kind of writing is really good, beyond the reach of novice writers, but many people cannot accept novels of this kind.

The first twenty chapters are really well written! The writing is sophisticated and the plot is reasonable!

Dream of Red Mansions, Jiajing and Yan Song, many dynasty prince battles and other stories have their shadows in it, and they are interlocking and the plots are full of ups and downs.

So well written. Suitable for middle-aged and elderly friends, the rating was maliciously negative

It's not as good as a routine or a cool article.

Really good book

It has the flavor of the Three Kingdoms. But some details were not explained clearly. For example, what happened to the son who stayed in the Zhang family? Did Zhang Chengdong come to the rescue?

The plot has a tight rhythm and the literary talent is brilliant...

It's a pity that the princess was not included in the harem, and it's even more pity that she and Zhong Fuming had a physical relationship, which directly brought the character to the extreme.

I read it twice, one of the few good works! [Praise]

It's light-hearted and humorous, and the content is transcendent. You can read it at a glance.

The author still wrote with great care.

A bit like Dream of Red Mansions

The plot is a little slow in the front, but the plot in the back is what the title of the book should be, and the ending is left at the end.

The first part is still readable, but in the second half of the Liuhe plot, the original plot is completely overturned (Hua and Liu disappeared, and the engagement of Princess Qin to the prime minister at the beginning was completely gone). In the comment area, I saw someone saying that the 500+ chapters would have completely eliminated all the spoiled children. If you want to read it, you can change the book after about 280 chapters. The story is not too abrupt at this point [smile]. I gave five stars because I am afraid that everyone will not see it.

Hodgepodge dishes, seeing the shadow of those things in the Ming Dynasty, celebrating more than one year...

It's very nice. I don't understand why female readers can get high scores of 8 or 9 on Q&A, but this one only has 6.

It looks okay for now, not too toxic.

Very cool! Very good book

There is a mix of things to do in the early stage, a struggle for hegemony in the later stage, and the ending is a bit hasty. Overall, this is a very thoughtful work!

Good, good, not procrastinating, not watery, there is a plot

Engaging, step-by-step, with distinct characters