Many a Beauty in Chang'an

Such a good article, the score is too low. The author is very rigorous in writing, and the heroine has very upright views. It is a rare good article. I originally prefer detective novels, and I also like this one very much.

It's super good-looking, and I hope it will be shown on the big screen in the future if it gets a good reputation (it feels like Menghualu)

In the tomato's "refreshment first" ecology, it can be regarded as a "slow fragrance". It combines the three elements that are easiest to write about, time travel, strategy, and romance, and makes them down to earth, turning it into a realistic group drama about "Workplace of the Tang Dynasty + Modern Life". Overall, the advantages and disadvantages are obvious. Although the heroine had several opportunities to communicate with No. 1 Underworld, the author did not take advantage of it to have fun. There was no system, no foretelling of the plot, and very little cheating by memorizing poems. She relied more on "local skills" such as bookkeeping, grain calculation, and running construction sites to take root in Chang'an. The male protagonist is not a maniac with labels such as "Prince Regent" or "God of War", but Li Deyu, who really existed in history but is rarely written about - a "technocrat" who climbed up step by step by relying on imperial examinations, political achievements, and standing in line. The author writes about the promotion path of the two people like today's central enterprise promotions: fighting for KPIs, fighting for connections, and fighting for mentality. Readers can feel that "historical resistance" really exists. In terms of power struggle, it is finally not a stereotype of fighting for pleasure. In terms of emotion, it is not torture for the sake of abuse, but sweetness for the sake of sweetness. Because it's more realistic, it's inevitable that it'll be a little refreshing. The first thirty chapters almost revolve around "calculating food, going to construction sites, and writing reports". Most of them are trivial and trivial daily life, causing a large number of readers who are accustomed to "three chapters to slap" to abandon the article directly. The group portraits dilute the main plot, and reading the rest of the film can easily feel like following a "Reign of Zhenguan" documentary without subtitles, with a huge amount of information but few emotional anchors. In addition, the "grayscale" of history creates a reading threshold. Personally, I feel that the market positioning of this type of subject matter is a "rigid need" among the niche. The mainstream of Tomato is "strong emotions + fast pace". This book slowly cooks historical materials, naturally abandoning most of the young student parties. But it is precisely because it makes the "realism of the workplace" thick enough that a group of "social readers" who have worked for more than five years and are tired of palace battle vests can find a substitute - they don't care whether the heroine makes a comeback overnight, they just want to see "how to balance the report", "how to blame the unfinished project" and "how to reverse the leader's big pie". This book just provides the ancient version of "workplace reference answers". Overall, I think this is a underrated novel, and it deserves a place among the many 9-point Tomato books.

A very nice book. The author has strong writing skills and rich historical knowledge. Reading his book feels like going back to the middle and late Tang Dynasty. Let me once again feel the charm of various characters in the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

It's a book I like very much. I haven't read such a good-looking book in a long time. [Like][Like][Like] I just hope it will be updated soon. I really like watching Chuochuo grow up step by step. The wisdom and bravery he shows are very impressive!

It's super good-looking, and I really like Chuochuo, but author, please don't stop updating it from time to time. It's really good-looking, I like it very much. Author, can you choose to update more? There is too little content to watch.

I love this book so much! The author's logic is super clear, his language organization skills are strong, and his sense of the Tang Dynasty is very strong! I also really like the heroine's character, she's very atmospheric This is my first time to rate a book and write a review, five stars for my support! ! ! I admire the author's talent! ! ! I hope you will continue to write other books in the future.

The heroine is well portrayed. The collision of concepts from different eras and the heroine's meaningful words show that the author has consulted a lot of information. She has the confidence and freedom of a time-traveling woman living in a more advanced modern era. The following personal opinions, some say that they are very sensible and low-key, but in fact, those who work as mistresses, concubines, or even out of town just look at their names and run away. Maybe they read the plot well, but I don't know why they are sometimes complacent and smug to belittle the time-traveling women who do not want to be oppressed by feudalism.

It's really good. It's well written and the logic is very smooth. There won't be anything particularly brainless and the progress is not slow. Anyway, it won't hurt to give it a try.

Looks good, good luck