Transmigrating to Ancient Times: What a Sight

[Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying], am I also the author invited to comment? All I can say is that this book is very suitable for certain hobby groups and can hit their target just right [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

A rare article that caters to both men and women. A woman can wear a man and still be full of offense.

It's well written and very interesting. The setting of a woman wearing a man's clothes is very interesting. I originally thought I was the king, but I didn't expect that it was all classical Chinese, with deep routines, and it was a test for talents.

It's quite interesting. I've always wanted to read articles about both men and women. It's not bad. You can keep it up [Blow kiss]

Everything else is good, except that the protagonist is too weak and it's not fun to watch. Why did you arrange such a sharp Princess Tamaki? Is it just to make up for the word count? It is very baffling for readers. Many male videos never have protagonists who are willing to reveal their origins of time travel, while female videos always suppress the protagonists and always deliberately let the protagonists reveal the details of their time travel. What kind of psychology does the female author have to write like this? The sense of satisfaction and immersion is immediately reduced a lot.

Really, you will regret it if you don't watch it. The male protagonist has a good outlook on life. He currently has a female wife (whom he loves very much) and three male attendants. One is Xingxian (whose life experience is a bit miserable but has good looks, which I like), the other is Takezaburo (who is a male mother, which I like), and the third is Guanqi (who was redeemed by the male protagonist from suffering since he was a child, and has remained unknown for the male protagonist's sake. I just cried to death. Fortunately, the male protagonist responded later). I really like these three male waiters. They all like the male lead. Oh my god, can you give them more roles? I really, really love them so much. Can you reduce the role of the female lead appropriately? I really, really cry to death. I feel sorry for them every time. Ahhhh, I feel so bad [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

It's very good. I think everyone is giving it five stars. I'll be a bad guy and give it three stars. Give it a try and don't be too pushy. I have a lot of good books that I said I would read again, but they were removed from the shelves [crying]. If there are people who don't like this book, please avoid it and don't report it. It's really hard to find a book to read in this book shortage. Thank you. Don't give five stars to everyone who likes it. Give it a little down, otherwise I'm afraid it will be gone [crying]

It feels a bit like a female-on-male version of a stallion male video (bisexual version), with a yellow face [eat melon], which is a bit annoying for the male protagonist who is always igniting people and flaunting his single-minded character.

Two stars for the setting. I originally liked the setting, but Naihe couldn't survive the huge poisonous point in Chapter 43. I wanted to see what happened later, but I was worried about it and had to give up. The biggest selling point is that both men and women are open to both sexes, so write more about both men and women. In order for the protagonist to have a little bit of status, it is understandable to write the imperial examination and become an official. It was actually revealed that he was reborn in the future, and even his best friend threatened him. The heroine of the soul was born, and she was the princess. Originally, the portrayal of the princess and the best friend was not pleasing to the eye, maybe not to the level of disgust, but the general feeling is definitely not that I like it. After reading here, there are many comments that abandoned the article because of this. The princess is too noisy and seizes the title, and the best friend is really stupid. Even if the author explains her "usefulness", it still cannot cover up the fact that she is timid and easily exposes her abnormalities. It can be regarded as a matter of course that the plot progression should happen this way, but does it have to be written this way? Then I can only say that the protagonist should not be controlled. It has nothing to do with Shuangwen or Shuangwen, but has to do with the soul character. After skipping a few chapters, I was relieved to find that the princess was calling the protagonist later.

Say he has a sense of responsibility. He cheated on me again. Say he has no sense of responsibility. He loves to take responsibility. Tsk... I can only say that he is still a coward who dares not take responsibility.