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Datang, Datang, Datang, Listen, It's the Voice of Datang!
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As is the old rule, I will give myself a five-star first [you taste it carefully]
I have been following this novel since the last one. It is both literary and readable. I like it very much. I really like the setting where the king and his ministers get along well with each other. I look forward to how Ding Yu, who is looking forward to this work, helps Cheng Qian survive the siege by Li Tai and Li Zhi and write a different style of the Tang Dynasty!
After reading the latest chapter (Chapter 57) and the author's inner thoughts written at the end of the article, I can safely give it five stars. The character description won my heart. The author's Ding Yu can clearly understand his identity, what to say, and what to do, including Ding Yu in the Three Kingdoms version of the "previous work". This kind of protagonist who interweaves tenderness and ruthlessness, and pays equal attention to love and justice is extremely precious. (On the other hand, the protagonists of some novels speak nonsense and are "omniscient and omnipotent" in their actions. They are so-called protagonists who hold up umbrellas whenever they see a woman who describes more than eight characters. This kind of personality has no charm at all.) There is no need to delve into the details. Saying this is not a denial of the author's careful research, but a confidence in Ding Yu. This is not a history book, it is a story told in a shell. What you see is the protagonist's life and mental journey. Empress Changsun is a clear example. We, the audience, know when it didn't exist in history, but if we put ourselves in Ding Yu's shoes, even if he knew it, he really wouldn't have any reason, opportunity, or method to change it. Of course, some "omniscient and omnipotent" protagonists can still change. If you are critical and like to watch this kind of thing, then go watch it. Believe in Ding Yu, believe in the author
If the author can provide 10 chapters a day instead of 1 chapter a day, then in my opinion this book can be a refined one.
It's really good, I hope it's as good as the last one
The writing is okay without too many mistakes. There are no major historical errors and the writing is pretty good. Give you five stars. There is just one problem. Can we not add so many scenes that use future technology? Adding too many will be very dramatic.
I have finished reading all your novels by your author. I hope this one will be updated soon. I hope it won't stop updating. Alas, I hope the author can finish this book.
Absolutely good book, the author of Is It Him has been updating intermittently, and it's not enough to read.
Beautiful😄, the writing is very good
Very well written! But! Update soon [angry]! (If our dad has a problem again, just pretend I didn't say anything)
Very interesting. Makes people want to read on.
The author's writing style and plot are very good. It is the best historical novel I have ever read. But there are reasons why it is not popular. The main reason is that the serialization is not fast.
It's so rare, I haven't found a book that I can read for a month, even though I've only read these few chapters [Thoughts]