A Hound of the Imperial Court? You’ve Never Faced the Six Fan Gate’s Blades

It's very interesting, I hope I can keep updating it until it's finished. Personally, I would rather have it without a female protagonist. But if the author really wants to write about a female protagonist, he hopes that there will be fewer emotional lines (it is best to have emotional lines marked on the title), and that chapters can be skipped to the point where the book can be read smoothly. [Ps are some of my suggestions. If the author plans to write a love line, I hope he can adopt a little [sending heart] (of course, it is up to the author to decide whether to adopt it or not. After all, Tomato's free articles generate electricity with love). After all, the emotional lines I have seen on Tomato are really terrible, and the reading experience is extremely poor [crying][crying] It would be a pity if such a beautiful theme, story background, and writing style were really ruined [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying] (praise)] From the current perspective, it's a very comfortable read, and the career line is particularly great! I really love the plot of focusing on my career (for me), and I am also looking forward to seeing what the abbreviations for the follow-up in the previous article will look like. By the way, in the novel I read on Tomato, the author's plot summary is really good. He omits a lot of plots that may take several chapters to describe in other novels. At the same time, it can be read clearly without the context being abrupt and incomprehensible. This is really great! [Send heart][Send heart] Finally, I would like to ask the author how many gifts and updates are required? When will it be decided whether there will be a female lead? Don't be unfinished, don't be unfinished, don't be unfinished, wow Tomato's writing is so easy to be unfinished, I'm so scared [face covering]

I haven't given any points yet, and I thought about it for a long time before giving this evaluation. For this work, the author's creation is indeed very good, and the protagonist is indeed decisive in killing enemies. Although the level of killing enemies is a bit exaggerated, it is not unacceptable. The map must be changed every time you get promoted. Although it is a bit cliche, it is easy to accept. It is very refreshing, not brainless, and has an online IQ. The reason why I gave it four stars is simply because of my personal taste. Let me tell you the reason: I personally don't like any harem and ambiguous stories. It must be admitted that this novel is indeed not a harem novel on the surface, but it is a pseudo-harem cloaked in ambiguity. There are also a lot of women who criticize the male protagonist regardless of friend, foe or race. However, the author portrays the male protagonist as an emotional fool who cannot tell the difference, cannot see, and has no response. Either go ahead or cut through the mess quickly, this is a real man! So, every time I go to a place like this, I jump directly to the chapter. What particularly disgusts me is the taste of bones in the early and middle school years. They are obviously half-siblings, but you just gave them an emotional scene with a lot of content. I personally still care about this typical three-view issue. Of course, this comment only represents my personal opinion, please don't blame other friends who like these two points! That's it, best wishes!

There is flesh and blood, and the protagonist is decisive in killing and not a virgin, nor does he pretend to be a pig to eat a tiger. It is very suitable for people like me who are tired of watching pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger.

This book is my favorite. It's good everywhere. But the author is not good. It's too short and not enough to read. [Exploration] The main character kills decisively and kills the family at every turn. He won't let him jump. It's really cool. And there is no ambiguity under the banner of not having a heroine.

[Crying] [Crying] It's a pity that such a beautiful novel has a female protagonist (no) I vote for no female protagonist! |･ω･｀)

First of all, the emotional description of siblings in the early stage is too poisonous, and it has a feeling of orthopedics. I understand that this way is to reflect the protagonist's image of protecting and loving his family, but since other family characters have been created, don't catch one character alone. Too many times, there are hints of orthopedic tendencies, and I always want to love my sister. I can only say that it is poisonous. Secondly, the theme and character creation are very good. If you can accept orthopedics, then this book is indeed acceptable. I originally wanted to give it to Samsung, fake? Orthopedics is really too poignant, even if the author has something to say at the end, it would be okay to accept it. But after thinking about it, I still feel that this is indeed a very good work, and I still can't bear to give it a low score [get it]

Yes, there is nothing sinister except for the sister controlling the younger brother, but I still don't want to see a plot that uses the sister's accident to promote the development of the story. It's okay in the front, but the plot becomes more and more boring later on. I really can't hold it in except for cp speculation. There are also long explanations in each chapter because of a certain behavior or event. I'm not here to read a dictionary. It's tiring and boring to read.

The full text is well-founded and well-organized, with harmonious family relationships, stable career development and a promising future. He is decisive in killing and beheading without talking nonsense. The protagonist has grown up and has never felt aggrieved or aggrieved. He sees clearly and understands his own position. He writes it according to the current trend. After more chapters are added, the weight will be enough, and he may not be liked by most readers in the future.

This book is very good. I often read Jin Yiwei's books. This is by far the best basic book. The plot is very good. It doesn't have to be a running account, and the word count is not good. Everything that is not necessary is mentioned in one stroke. Each character has a distinct personality. If you stick to this quality, it will become popular.

I don't give it five stars because there are indeed some issues in the first twenty chapters that I personally think are not very good. For example, the portrayal of the biological mother is a bit blunt, and the relationship between the siblings inexplicably develops into the elder sister liking the younger brother, giving people the feeling that Jun is not Jun Su's sister, but his childhood sweetheart. However, after I became familiar with the writing style later, I felt that there was nothing wrong with this [thinking]. But the shortcomings do not hide the good points. I like the overall non-protracted writing style and the concise yet essential description of the fight. The protagonist is intelligent and ruthless but doesn't talk much. It really reminded me of a favorite novel I've read before. (Author, if you want more, I can add another star [laughing]) Yes, when you finish reading the middle plot, this book will enter the infinite resurrection mode of ancestors, in which only some characters are acceptable. The rest are all flat and unremarkable after quoting some classics. A large number of repetitions of the resurrection of strong enemies - becoming stronger after defeating - daily warmth - strong enemies come back to life. The general direction is correct, but the period is full of pale character dialogue. Some people have hundreds of photos and still complain about those words. To put it simply, in the early stage, it felt weird but interesting, in the middle stage, I couldn't get enough of it, but in the later stage, I didn't want to watch it anymore and it made me feel uncomfortable. Overall, it's an average three-star restaurant. It's not as fresh as Pica, and it's not as exciting as the food.