
My Older Sister Entered the Palace and Became Empress, and Now I've Turned My Life Around
姐姐进宫当了皇后,我咸鱼翻身了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Great Ming: You Put the Imperial Robe on Me, and Made My Life Miserable大明:黄袍加身,你们可害苦了朕Alternate title on Fanqie
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I'll give you my support; it's not badly written. The descriptions can be more detailed, such as the language. The writing style shouldn't be too dry; overly concise language makes it difficult to draw the reader in and engage them. After all, the most captivating aspect of history lies more in the emotions of historical figures. It's good to make the writing more vivid, and the plot is also acceptable, but logic shouldn't be sacrificed for the sake of a fast pace or pure excitement.
Not bad, not bad. There are a few minor issues, but they're not part of the main plot and can be ignored.
A good start, consistent writing style throughout, a great book.
It's a quick update, and although there are some minor flaws in the details, it's not bad overall.
Regardless of the writing quality, the author's attitude towards the enemy is enough.
Although the historical perspective is problematic, the war section is the best-written I've ever seen; I'd give it five stars.
It's alright, it just made Chongzhen greedy.
Asking me to comment suddenly is good; I have studied the ruling structure of that time.
It looks good, but there's just too much unnecessary talk about it 🤦
Good, good, well written