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It's pretty good. The protagonist doesn't have a fan filter and won't praise feudal emperors, but he doesn't have that lofty sense of superiority that doesn't make the ancients look like fools. All in all, there are no surprises or awkward points, and the narration is relatively straightforward, which is quite good.

It is written with great care and the writing style is very comfortable. And I also saw the unpopular historical figure of Empress Dowager Deng Sui. I like her very much~ The author is rich in materials, thumbs up~[Admiration][Like] It's just that I wrote too little and still need to be fattened up.

It was rated twice, and I had to give it five stars. What I like most about this article is that the heroine does not overly praise the feudal emperors. Her attitude towards the ancients can be said to be a breath of fresh air in Tianmu novels. She does not want to see embarrassing and repetitive plots such as "charming ancestors". The live broadcast of high school students' studies can really help the ancients learn something. It is interesting to imagine what the ancients would have thought when they learned about super-era knowledge. The author's content arrangement is also relatively reasonable. In addition to study, there is also content on travel, daily life, festivals and folk customs, and movie watching.

This is a very good novel. It is not just a live broadcast of history. The author pays more attention to the help that some modern technologies have brought to the ancients. The author's description of the reactions of the ancients is not as embarrassing as other articles. I like the author's focus. Other articles are more focused on telling the history of the ancients. It is really boring to read too much. And the most praised point is that there are both male and female characters in the novel. In the same type of novel, the female protagonist is obviously the main character, but the male characters are basically disgusted by it. I like novels with a similar male-to-female ratio. The author's writing style is also very good. As a novel that is more comfortable to read among female channels, the author arranged a plot where various people can be chosen to ask questions. It's awesome! ! ! As someone who likes to read infrastructure stories, I really like to see the changes brought to them by the arrival of the marquee. A small suggestion would be to give the women more roles [shy][shy]

I have seen the category Live Broadcast for the Ancients a lot, and this one is my favorite. Many of the others are too "licking" the feudal dynasty, but this one is very good and does not overly praise the emperor [Like][Like][Like][Like]

Although the writing is relatively simple, the content is still very attractive. I have read more than ten articles on Live Broadcasting Worlds, and this is the first one that I can follow to the end. I hope to maintain this quality and update more!

Having read many articles of this type, I can say that the author's articles are a breath of fresh air. It can be said that all articles of the same type are kneeling down to lick the emperor, and none of them think from the perspective of civilians. Because his surname is Zhuge, it is understandable that he prefers Zhuge Liang. Most of the articles talk about various topics, and the proportion of history is not too much, but everything that needs to be said is still covered. This is the difference between female channels and male channels. Female channels do not stigmatize women. Some of the same type of novels written by male channels are not even about Wu Zetian. People like Lu Fei and others are also very popular about their comments. (Black for the sake of being black) From the perspective of the protagonist, I personally feel that it is quite objective. It is not like the same type of novels. Of course, not only male channels have this problem, but also a lot of female channels. When they see the emperor, some people kowtow or kneel down? How should I put it... If this is the case, you can go back to ancient times. It can only be said that peace has lasted too long, and I don't know how blessed I am in the midst of blessings. The only drawback is that it's too short and not enough to watch. I feel like I could do with more. I haven't finished it yet because I don't really want to watch the extra episodes to celebrate the New Year or anything like that. Overall, it's very interesting to read, the author's writing is good, it's great! Five-star praise! I hope there will be more good books ~ [Please update]

It's different from other live broadcasts. It's very interesting. It reminds me of the knowledge that I have thrown away.

The writing is okay, there are not many flaws, the logic is smooth, and the writing style is okay. I have read a lot of similar articles recently, and this one is really good.

I think this live broadcast is indeed one of the clearest ones I have ever seen. It doesn't have too many references to different dynasties, and it doesn't have too many obvious private goods. The various scenes of watching movies and TV series are very interesting. I personally think that the influence of various dynasties due to the canopy is relatively reasonable. It did not forcefully change the historical trend because of one canopy, but it did have a real and far-reaching impact. In fact, if I really want to say it, the author's book can basically be regarded as a unit drama. The classic questions of each subject and various TV series and movies can be pulled out separately to write a few more chapters. If you really want to continue writing, there are many, many more that can be continued as extras.

It's not bad, it's not just bragging about the ancient feudal emperors, it's relatively objective. It's great that Empress Wu Zetian was not killed by butterflies in the time and space of the Tang Dynasty. It's great that the time and space of the Ming Dynasty celebrated her little life. It's also great that the Qing Dynasty buried her directly👍🏻 What I'm more concerned about is that the heroine's name is small, which really feels perfunctory.

This is by far the best celestial novel I have seen written on Tomato. First of all, the heroine's attitude towards the ancients is respectful and objective. She does not put a layer of historical filter on anyone just because of her preference, and then brag about it like a fan in the rice circle. This is a good point. Then, it is quite clever to start from the point of "high school textbook knowledge". Simply talking about history without talking about mathematics, physics and chemistry, in the final analysis, we are still practicing empiricism. Showing some advanced production tools, mentioning a few books that have been passed down to later generations, and watching a few technical videos of modern society can make the ancients realize the importance of "science"? It is better to let them witness with their own eyes how we in the future generations learn and use the knowledge we learned to change the world.

This book is the best one I have ever seen in a live stream. There is nothing to please or admire. Fair deal, appreciate this attitude very much. Come on!

In my opinion, the math, physics and chemistry parts are well written, and the logic and fun points are well grasped. However, the mixed Western history is too long, and some knowledge points are too obvious. It's not that I don't believe in such smart ancients, but everything is too abrupt. Biology is okay, I just put 0 basics into high school math, physics and chemistry, and everyone can understand it. It makes me feel like I am a waste. However, in order to let me experience high school knowledge again, I personally think this book is good. The later kings are a bit redundant. According to the ancients, there is no significance in enlightening the people's wisdom and promoting development. Some children who entered the kings first can't distinguish between the history of the kings and the real history. It is recommended to travel or visit a museum instead, which is tens of thousands of times better than this.

The author's rhythm is too good for my liking. I have read a lot of articles of this type, but this one is still clear and coherent. I hate that I met you too early [crying] [crying] [crying] It's not enough. The child is hungry, hungry, hungry, hungry. Come on, author. Come on, come on. I have to praise you again, the rhythm is great, but I just can't watch it enough. Please don't cheat me [love] [love] [love]

This is the best book I've seen in this series so far! The author's writing style is very good, and he has rich knowledge of history and current affairs. He is not biased about various dynasties, is very objective, and does not have such a fanatical attitude, which is great! Five-star recommendation.

It's really good, but some of the test questions are a bit boring (because I have graduated and can't do it anymore [face covering]). I just updated it to the point where the protagonist knows that he is a historical figure of his own family. I am looking forward to the reaction of the historical figure after knowing the history. The author writes quickly, one chapter a day is too little.

It's very beautiful, the characters of the historical figures are not broken, there is not so much messy whitewashing, and there is not much messy romance (the female channel Meng Nv Ji Wai Wai and the male channel always ask for some ancient beauties), and there is no random gift of things to the Manchu dynasty (I am really annoyed by this, some people like to randomly send a bunch of powerful things to the ancients, and then completely ignore what will happen next)

I finished reading another completed historical live broadcast. It's very interesting, but when I saw the questions and the knowledge explained by the anchor, I was a little bit defensive, because I almost don't remember it now. Sure enough, the peak of IQ was in high school😂. I think the author's perspective is very good. There are very few emperors in the audience. There are many ordinary people and some historical figures that we don't know much about. There is no crazy flattery or rainbow fart towards the top figures in history. He treats everyone equally! Great article!

I've watched a lot of these historical live broadcasts, and I quite like the protagonist.

Generally speaking, it is good. We will not ask the ancients to do many things because the times are limited and we know that it is unrealistic. However, we must not empathize with a group of feudal emperors. The author's writing is relatively good in this regard. It is much better than the mindless praise of Ying Zheng and Li Shimin. We must understand their essence. I hope the author will stand firm and move to the next level.

Too short! ! ! Come on come on! ! ! It's pretty but not embarrassing. I like it so much! ! !

I finally found the second book that I can watch live for the ancients. The first one I read was in a certain river. The heroine is a little younger than this one, a good little girl who is in the first grade of junior high school. Because she has to complete the video assignment of reading the history from the textbook, the video recording becomes a live broadcast for the ancients who lived for five thousand years. This book is completely about reading their history to the ancients, and will also intersperse some points for everyone to participate in the game. The heroine also takes them to see the Forbidden City in Beijing, and gives Kang Mazi to him. We are so angry [laughing] These two books can be merged into one. One is in high school and the other is in junior high school. They are also broadcast by the system. The two female protagonists are good and have similar personalities. The only regret is that I finally waited until I read the history of the Qing Dynasty. Wow wow wow, I found it. I finally found it. This book makes up for the regret I had in a certain river. The execution of the Qing Dynasty was made public for all dynasties to read. It's so cool.

Advantages: There is not much historical baggage. Even if it is broadcast live to the ancients of various dynasties, the final changes are not the kind of earth-shaking changes. The stage of history and the limitations of human beings are still respected. As well as live broadcasting games to the ancients, Ming 1566, etc., Are all very interesting scenes. Disadvantages: The success is also live broadcast, the failure is also live broadcast. Movies like "The King of the Radio" and "Da Ming 1566" are very interesting, but some science-oriented dramas such as "The Living Dog Blood Fairy" are boring. The key is that it is long, and the relevant content is only a few chapters.

I was really excited when I watched the movie "The Ming Dynasty", and the various interpretations of this drama are very exciting. Although it is a film and television, the characters in it are not outdated at all [Like] Various small details of the Ming Dynasty and non-stick pans. I really hope the author will write more in the future.

This one is worse than others who say we are good and that one is good, and let people look at it. It is better not to teach how to become so good. It is better to teach people how to fish than to teach people how to fish. Teaching knowledge is much better than those who stand on the shoulders of historical giants and point fingers at them. I just looked at other such literary talents and wanted to find someone to teach them knowledge and science. Especially when it comes to hybrid rice, she will teach them how to do it and improve the lives of local people. Others can only talk about how much good we have per acre. Isn't this just giving people a dream that is out of reach? It's so ridiculous. In short, I will definitely stand by this author this time, the writing is so good. Apart from the fact that the game is a bit boring, everything else is great.

Like like. This book does not flatter the powerful, but looks at those feudal emperors from a very modern perspective. Praise when it's time to praise, scold when it's time to scold, don't brag or criticize. The heroine does have a good impression of certain historical figures, but she is very restrained, and every appreciation is based on the history and logic of the heroine's studies. What's even more rare is that the heroine has a very upright outlook and always puts the people first. While reading, I sometimes wondered, is this book a bit too idealistic? After all, how could a person who has oppressed the people for thousands of years change his mind just because of a few words from the anchor? But I still like this idealism - even if it is just fiction, even if it is just a good wish, I also hope that ordinary people can live a better life because of it. (Ps: It can be seen that the author was researching while writing the book. There may be deviations in some information or different interpretations. I think someone gave it four points because of this. I want to say that the heroine does not live broadcast as a boss, but a middle school student. She does not have to be omniscient and omnipotent. The protagonist's temperament is very similar to that of a contemporary clear and righteous student, which is very real.)

I can give it an 8.5. You can read Shuhuang. The setting is very interesting and novel. However, I jumped into reading it. Some parts were good, and some parts I didn't agree with or found it uninteresting. I feel that the description of Tang is a little lacking. And the author loves Zhuge Liang so much [face covering] [face covering]

I prefer this kind of novels that don't over-praise the ancients. Many Tianmu novels feel that they over-praise the rulers of the feudal dynasty. In my opinion, everything about this book is just right. It's good. I can support it with five stars.

It is a Tianmu Wen that is more biased toward the people's view of history. The author said that he read too much and praised the feudal emperors, but did not like it, so he wrote this one. Therefore, many emperors in the article did not have the opportunity to ask questions and communicate. For example, Qin Shihuang and Liu Che were only on the list once, and Li Shimin seems to have never been on the list. But it can also be seen that the author is still biased. The author writes about Li Yuan more than I have read in so many historical articles, and the setting for him is also relatively positive; as for Zhang Liang, the author can also see that the author likes it. He has several opportunities to ask questions and communicate about the future direction of the characters; in the Three Kingdoms, it may be because of the existence of Zhuge Liang. He is more biased towards Shu Han, and writing about Cao Wei is more about the literary talent of the Cao family. But these are all understandable, everyone has preferences, and everyone can just combine them with their own preferences. What is more worthy of praise is that he wrote "Sisters and Sisters Stand Up" and wrote about the anti-prostitution movement. I really like to see this kind of content in this type of book. The game part is relatively boring, maybe because I don't play the game personally, can't understand it, and don't find it interesting. Watching movies on TV is also a personal preference, so everyone chooses according to their appetite. My point of deduction is that the content near the end is relatively scattered and incoherent. Secondly, the author added a supplement to the literary game. I personally like this literary game. You can choose according to your needs.