The Grand Tutor, the Great Liar

Autumn is coming, the wind and rain are coming, and the leaves of Tangdi are beginning to wither. When the season arrives thousands of miles away, I beg for saltpeter and jasper ladder. This book is really perfect, every character has its own characteristics and is flesh and blood. The only regret was that Song Xuan never saw Qiu Tang again until his death. Of course, this may also be the best ending the author can give. They met when they were 12 years old. Qiu Tang was a teacher and friend of Song Xuan. And what is very novel about this book is that the time traveler Fang Qiutang is not the only male protagonist. This is different from other novels, or it may be a group portrait work, like "The Legend of Sword and Fairy". At the same time, the word "travel" is not mentioned in the entire text, but is only hinted at. The book does not focus on the love and hatred of the two protagonists, but truly depicts a dynasty with a grand background, a turbulent dynasty, and an amazing small rivers and lakes - Sifang City. This reminds me of the TV series "Old Tavern" I watched. The city where the Old Tavern is located is similar to Sifang City, with countless strange people, each of whom is flesh and blood, has their own distinctive characteristics, and each relies on his or her ability to make a living. Of course there are differences between the two, I just thought of it and mentioned it. Song Xuan had a golden finger, but it was not very wide. And the golden finger is not unique to him. The most important thing is that the three views of the whole text are very correct, and there is no point that makes me feel strange. And it's not just men who love each other, there are also men and women who love each other. Love and love are equal, regardless of men or women. I believe the author agrees with this. The author also gives another possibility for women, the great hero Hua Infinite. While she possesses incredible fighting power, she never rejects her identity as a woman. I saw that the author loves women but does not hate women. He loves the characters in his works and truly gives life to each character. I seem to really see the people of that dynasty ups and downs in history. It's not a super exciting article, but it is so memorable that I felt sad after reading it. After reading it yesterday, I couldn't help but write a review today, which is just my own opinion. Thank you to the author for such an excellent work, and I hope you will be lucky enough to read other excellent works. I can't say enough to think about it, but I pray that you will cherish it. In praise of Shi Qi. Follow-up comments: By the way, I also want to praise Song Xuan's game! I just forgot to mention it. There are three that I remember more vividly: the first one is to protect Xi from the mountain; the second one is to protect the dragon in Sifang City; the third one is to avenge Bai Heng by beating the dragon with 21 whips. Song Xuan also played many rounds in Sifang City, he is really amazing👍! Sifang City is really full of talents (of course, because those who are not talents are GG)! Sifangcheng belongs to Dior! It's great that the author can write it! At first, I thought it was just some old-fashioned love story between two male protagonists. But when I saw Fang Qiutang, Ji Ni and other characters appearing one by one, and the background slowly unfolded like rice paper, I was shocked. The author wrote the book just like laying out paper to paint!

At first I thought this book was average, but the further I read, the more exciting and touching it became. Song Xuan broke the "three non-sticks" for Ji Yunxi, with countless blood stained on his hands and countless people's expectations on his body; Ji Yunxi learned how to be a saintly monarch and how to balance the relationship between courtiers for his god... Perhaps it was Song Xuan's tenderness towards Ji Yunxi when he was a boy that blew away the evil birds of prey in his life and made Song Xuan his god. The sun comes with the wind, and love is never absent. People who fall in love start as teenagers, and their stories continue...

Damn it, this book is so good. The characters moved me so much. It hit my heart. The plot design is comfortable, regretful and satisfying. There is no either A or B. It is considered true. The author's writing is very good, very delicate and sophisticated, and the language is also humorous. There are several paragraphs of lyrical comments that I read over and over again. It's really great. Even if the score is not high, give me five stars! ! Haha, last time it was 7.8 And now it's 8.1, Go! ! !

It's very good. You need to calm down and read it. This story is like old wine, mellow and fragrant. The love of the characters in it is not so vigorous, but has the feeling of a steady stream. Song Xuan was willing to break his three principles and stand up for the little boy when he was young. Ji Yunxi was willing to put away his minions for Song Xuan. Ji Yunqi finally stopped being "arrogant" and married his Hua Wuwu. Ji Ni finally found his son in modern times and got what he wanted. Any regrets? Yes, Ji Hui didn't wait any longer, nor did he see Song Xuan come back to drink and chat with his friend. Song Xuan lost his mentor, some of the people in Sifang City were still buried in the border area, and the "small cabinet" of Zhaixing Tower was finally dispersed.

It's really, really beautiful. Tomato doesn't deserve it. This score is definitely not normal. It's a solid 9.8 Points. The author's writing is impeccable. No matter the characters or the plot, it leaves people unsatisfied.

Ok I love this setting. I just don't understand. There are not many authors who can insist on being their own authors at this time. How come no one reads them? I have to say that the books on the Tomato list are so average. Once there is something novel, they will all imitate it. I'm talking about the one where the main character can read minds😔 I'm tired. This book is really good and the plot is not cliché. This reading volume is really pitiful, and there are not many comments from readers. I don't know how those casual articles became popular. Sigh😔 Why can I only post two comments? I can't believe that such a good work is in Tomato☹️💗

This article really depicts a magnificent mountain and river that cannot be described in words. The rivers and lakes of Ruyi are entangled with the disputes in the court, but it is like a lake with turbulent waves in the depths but still calm on the surface. The poisonous plots of party strife are gently passed through, and to a great extent it improves It makes it more interesting. Anyway, I was just silly and happy when I watched it. This is the human world. This majestic world drama played out in the rolling dust is just a worldly drama of greed, anger, stupidity, and resentment. What is more vigorous is the feelings between people. The author depicts the human heart in detail. Everyone here has flesh and blood, rich and three-dimensional, and has his own selfishness and desires. However, he has to admit that no matter how many embarrassing things he has done before, in terms of sharing the same enemy and defending the country, none of them is a coward. The protagonist is also imperfect. He has flaws in his character and has done some things that we think are objectionable. But he should not be defined like this. Imagine being treated like that since he was a child. The only things around him are deception and exploitation. There is no light in the chaos and darkness. Anyway, I think I will go crazy. Humans are always flawed. It is not easy for this poor kid to grow up like this. Moreover, this miserable life experience is really touching. I love the interaction between the two of them so much. It's a pity that Fang Qiutang, a big profiteer, has gone back, and you don't have all the properties you had in ancient times. In the end, I still hope that he will go back, and he will still be the rich man who is a fool and a venomous person. He and Song Xuan are hurting each other every day, and Ji Ni, the peacock, will follow behind and call him "Young Master" with a smile.

I think this book is very well written, especially the part about Jingkong and Jue Xing. I have a good sense about gay men (are you going to get sprayed? Hahahaha). This is not something shady. If you don't want to read it, you don't have to read it. There is no need to affect everyone's mood here ( Specifically referring to some people who stand on the "moral high ground"), and obviously in addition to the content about gay men, this book also has many well-written parts and a lot of words that make people think. I think it is very good. Why do some people always stare at gay men? No one forces you to read it. Anyway, that's it. I won't watch it today. I have to go to bed. I will continue to watch it tomorrow. I will also post any subsequent thoughts and share them with everyone.

So pretty! Indescribably beautiful! It just looks good! This article is sweet but not greasy. At the end of the story, Song Xuan and Ji Yunxi began their wandering career of maintaining health and cheating. Fang Qiutang and Ji Ni also began their story in the extra chapter. The frontier section of the battlefield was really unspeakably uncomfortable for those people in Sifang City, Lao Fang, and the Wujia Army. After that part, I felt unspeakably lonely. Ji Hui couldn't wait for him after all. (From a personal point of view, I actually like Ji Hui, but he is really not a good emperor, nor is he a good father. But, after turning one chapter, he died, and I sighed again when I read the next chapter) That fortune-teller and charlatan was once a national advisor who was inferior to one person but more than ten thousand people. He also went to the battlefield and led the army. Fortunately, in the end, he still traveled around the world with his loved ones, enjoyed the great Yao country, and finally stayed in Sifang City.

Perhaps I was too young and had a natural fear of death. The story is very good, everyone is portrayed with flesh and blood, and everyone lives a wonderful life. They all have their own pursuits, and they have no regrets in sacrificing their lives. I admire them very much. Although they are in books, they are better than reality.