Crazy? the Fourteen-Year-Old Commander of the Imperial Guard?

I like it very much. It's pretty good-looking. It's not romantic. It's all about hard work. No matter whether it's a man or a woman, it saves the country and the people. It's also relatively close to a historical figure. The characters have distinct characteristics, including the intrigues of civil servants, the imperial power of the imperial guards, smuggling and piracy along the coast, and the envoys who risk death for their family and reputation. He even The woman who followed the male protagonist through the most difficult situation but was not worthy of him was matched with a woman pretending to be a man (or she fell in love at first sight pretending to be a man). This setting instantly solved her predicament in ancient times. She was afraid of being deprived of her family. If she didn't marry, she would be criticized. She would be sorry for marrying anyone.

The author of this novel really put his heart into it What touches me most is not the literary talent and writing style, but the respect he respects the level of readers. It is not like other novels that can degrade people's thinking after reading them for a long time, and it is not as difficult to understand and boring as some historical novels. For someone like me who seldom reads history and doesn't understand some things, he can explain it to us just right. The narrative is also unobtrusive and becomes more exciting the more you watch it. I rarely read novels with this theme, I hope it won't be a snake tail

From the delicate text to the rigorous layout, this book undoubtedly demonstrates the author's profound literary skills. Each chapter is interconnected, the characters have distinct personalities, and the plot development is fascinating. It is truly a masterpiece.

Awesome, this book is really good. There are currently 58 chapters, which is really good. The characterization is very good, the emotional changes are smooth, and it is invincible, baby. There are not many good books like this on Tomato. Don't be overwhelmed by the rest of the book. I hope the author can work hard, stabilize his mentality, and work hard [blowing kisses].

The author's description of the Jiangnan area is very admirable, and many cultural details are captured very well! ! Come on! ! !

It's good to read, I love reading it, read it quickly [laughing evilly] If you want to read this kind of book, you should read less comments, some of them make stupid remarks [laughing evilly] This book is not poisonous at all! It's not poisonous, and it will round out later (I don't think it's poisonous). If there is a parallel world, don't pursue what you think is unreasonable, because it is a parallel world, and it is normal to have unreasonable parts. The author said in a comment, but there are still people complaining about it. There are also some practices, which are very normal in official circles and are easy to understand if you introduce them (TV series). But, some people are too naive and cannot see through it, and some of their big principles are too idealistic. In the end, the heroine doesn't care whether she is alone or not, but some people with mysophobia will think it is poisonous, and there is nothing we can do about it. Quick update! ! Don't mess up! ! [OK][OK]

This is the protagonist in my mind, no more than a virgin, but humane and not so violent. There are too few such protagonists now, and the supporting roles are also very well created. The author has very solid basic skills and a very good understanding of history. He often replies to readers and tells them why he writes this way, so everyone should hurry up and hurry up. More than 80 chapters and 420,000 people have read it, so you all understand the value of it.

In terms of quality, it is no worse than those on the Starting Point list. It can be said that it is the top one on Tomato. The article may not be to everyone's taste and there are some flaws in the details, but it is non-toxic and brainless, and it will not make people physically uncomfortable like others on the Tomato list.

"Writing Ancient Times" is a rare good book in Tomato. The details of the plot are all online. I don't exaggerate about the Holy Mother. I only read 11 chapters and it is wonderful. I hope it can continue to be stable in the future, and I will evaluate it later [eating melon] The rest of the plot is the same, not readable and unattractive, and it's another opening chapter of an Assassin book.

The writing is very nice. I originally wanted to read it first and then read it, but I couldn't help but open it and take a look. It's just that the pit is too shallow. The protagonist is very powerful. I want to see the protagonist kill everyone. I hope Jiajing treats the protagonist well. I don't know if there is a female protagonist in this article. I am very curious. The protagonist is really kind and righteous! The career line looks great! ! !

Full marks must be given. The author has rich historical background and treats history impartially. It is a rare Ming history novel.

The writing is fluent and the plot is smooth, not just hydrographic. The disadvantage is that the author does not check the information very much. When others question the price, the author gives the information and then pretends to be dead after giving it. It is recommended not to read paragraph reviews when encountering unreasonable content. It is better to imagine an imaginary world. In the end, the author is really tough. [Eat melon]

The first time I saw it, the rhythm was appropriate and it didn't make people feel frustrated. The emperor and the protagonist were also different from other monarch and minister stories. In other monarch and minister stories, the emperor was stupid or doubted the protagonist, and then the protagonist became the new emperor through various calculations. This monarch and minister story is about the mutual trust between the emperor and his subjects. The emperor did not just believe in the protagonist. The protagonist also used his own means to make the emperor feel at ease with him. The emperor also did a lot of things that moved the protagonist. It was very comfortable to read. I have never seen a more comfortable monarch and minister story than this one.

The male protagonist is not generally attracted to women. When selling fabrics, the customers are all ladies from wealthy families. His handwriting is good and he is sought after by many young ladies. Even if they are married, they are willing to believe in him. When I opened a restaurant, I found a few girls from wealthy families to become shareholders. He started a business partnership with the princess, and the princess' daughter was obsessed with him. The host's youngest daughter also has a crush on him, and at the age of 10, she is both civilized and martial. The male protagonist's former boss and current partner also has a crush on the male protagonist. She received a down-to-earth daughter, but she was still a talented woman. She obeyed his words and was sent to work in other places by him. Bao inquired about the subordinate who came to the door, and she was also a young girl with good skills. After finally becoming the commander of the Royal Guards, there was a beautiful woman under him who was disguised as a woman. She was so handsome that she didn't look like a mortal. Those who didn't know it thought the hero was a succubus and conquered them all. I read what others said, that when Shen Qing was getting married to Jin Yiwei, who was disguised as a man, the male protagonist had a bridal chamber with Shen Qing and left her with a child. Is this true? ? ?

The logic is clear and well-founded, and it is well written.

The protagonist is a very smart person, capable of both civil and military skills, and is affectionate and righteous. The writing is good and the plot is exciting. There is no cp at the moment. I hope it is not a harem story. Yun Jin, who is more optimistic about becoming a female general, is very ambitious! The protagonist is not chauvinistic. If girls want to learn the art of war, he will teach it well. I hope the author will write well [love][love][love]

Come give the author a thumbs up. There is no love between children, but the man's dual quotient is online, which makes it sane and refreshing to watch. There is not so much mess about love and in-laws. The whole layout is very big, there is no long nonsense, it is just about marrying a wife and a young lover, which is a bit uncomfortable for people who are used to seeing 1V1. But fortunately, it was just a few words.

I saw a review of the first ten chapters that said: "It's very warm, and the protagonist has very upright views..." I agreed with it very much at the time. After reading it for at least a while, I felt that it was not as self-centered as some similar novels. Instead, it was touching and tender in some places. I support it. I just hope that the author can check more information on measurement and official positions. I also hope that the writing will be more detailed and better. [Praise]

The book is okay, but the historical data is a bit subjective, and the Internet thinking is heavy. It is a bit similar to the "real history you don't know" analyzed by short video platforms. I personally don't like it very much. It is a bit unobjective and fair. I will leave it four stars and see you again.

It's well written and enjoyable to read. But I don't know if many of the plots in it are constructed out of thin air or the author's subjective imagination or what, and where do they come from? So just watch it and enjoy it, there is no need to delve into it, and don't believe it. (Don't think that your enemies are too weak, for example, Westerners have weak combat capabilities. Don't think of yourself as too strong, and understand yourself correctly and objectively.)

I have read a similar plot but can't remember the title of the book at the moment. I hope book friends who have read it can share it. The protagonist is a woman. She also enters a noble family who treats the servants kindly. When something goes wrong and she is imprisoned, the heroine also takes care of the boy of the master's family as her younger brother. She also has an elder brother who follows the prince outside and goes to the prison for management. The difference is that the master's family is exiled, and the heroine supports her all the way.

After reading Chapter 340, overall it was okay. He was decisive in killing and had an online IQ. It allowed me to see the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty from a different perspective and learn a little about the world. It was quite enjoyable. The author commented that Liu Bang was very powerful. I went to find out about it and found that he was indeed very powerful. There are some shortcomings, but they are not to be concealed. The protagonist is too strong. He is stronger than a systematic novel. He knows all kinds of things and is very Machiavellian. He can also fight, train soldiers, do business, practice martial arts and study. He is too strong. When Mr. Ji Xianlin was about to be 90 years old, he wrote the following: "For most people in the world, life is meaningless and worthless. When you are lucky, your hands are full of money, you play a little power, you play a little clever, you are domineering, you are groggy, you are confused, etc. Even when they are buried in the urn, they still don't understand why they have survived. The unlucky ones are in poverty, struggling for food and clothing all day long, frowning and sighing, busy all day long, trapped in the shackles of fame and power, and do not know why they have survived." In this stage called the "human world", most people hold a script that does not belong to them and live a life that does not belong to them. Maybe, this is reality.

I am an author who writes fantasy + science fiction. To evaluate this book very objectively, the author states the plot very straightforwardly and simply, with very little nonsense. Of course, the content is updated quickly, so if you want to be more rigorous than you think, it is impossible. There are no poisonous points in the general direction. As an author, I can read it, and this is already very good. Although everyone has their own opinions, there are not many TV series including Zhe Tian, ​​Mystery, and most Ruozhi TV series that I can watch. It is very rare for a web text to be easy to understand and straightforward to state the plot. Also, take a look at Shangri-La Border. The structure of this animation is very good. If you are interested, you can check it out.

There are 51 new chapters in one go. It is of good quality. The writing and characters are outstanding. The description of the protagonist is likeable. It is also very good in other aspects. There is nothing I want to complain about. Five-star reminder. [Learned]

A good book with great potential. The protagonist travels back in time to the Ming Dynasty and becomes the eldest son of a poor family of seven. For the sake of his family, he is willing to sell himself in exchange for silver. The main story unfolds in Kyoto. The protagonist is well portrayed, knows how to advance and retreat, is measured, understands the world, and can control people. The author said that it is a single female protagonist, but I haven't seen it in the latest chapter. It should be based on the career line and the emotional line as a supplement. Every character in it is portrayed vividly, there is no bloody plot, only the protagonist grows step by step, from the ignorant little book boy at the beginning to the current commander of the Jin Yiwei. [Like][Like][Like]

It's a very good book. There are no surprises so far. The author also controls the rhythm and plot very well. Although Zhou Chu's personal growth is a bit fast, it is still within a reasonable range. I look forward to the story of the protagonist in the future.

After reading half of it, I was quite shocked. The situation was reversed in the beginning, and there was no rebellion and the idea of ​​becoming a king. It developed bit by bit. There may be some exaggerations. But the protagonist of the novel has been artistically processed. The people around the protagonist are extraordinary. The ordinary original family has long been offline. It would be great if the Ming Dynasty could really do this. Fast forward to the end. After reading the whole text, I feel like there is an emperor protecting me and I am not afraid of anything. It's really good.

Not bad, the protagonist has three views, is loyal to the emperor and patriot, has unparalleled loyalty, basically has no evil points, knows how to advance and retreat, and knows how to proceed

Five stars. Among historical texts, Tangwen, Mingwen, and Chinese are the most common. I've seen a lot of it, but this is the first time I've watched it with a clear text about Jiajing. To be honest, it's very fresh, and the overall flow is smooth, and the rhythm is relatively comfortable. Jiajing is actually quite difficult to write about because it is quite contradictory. When I was young, I was diligent in politics, but when I am old, I am superstitious about immortality. Not very easy to write. But the entry point of this book is very good. It starts from the direction of the Lu family scholar, which is equivalent to directly facing the precocious young Emperor Jiajing. And correct it accordingly. It's clearly a masterpiece

It's good-looking, and the protagonist is highly intelligent and benevolent. Be thoughtful. Deeply trusted by the emperor. Happy ending [salute]