
Becoming Empress Zetian’s Male Favorite
做则天女皇的男宠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 460k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
206Chapters
89Reads
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Reader comments 1
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When I first read the catalog, I thought it was a literary novel, not an online novel, but the name gave me the feeling of a running account of an online novel. After reading it, I felt strange. It has advantages and disadvantages. It can be seen that the author has a great love and understanding of this period of history. Every character is written out in such a long span, preferring group portrait descriptions. But the main characters are Wu Zetian, the protagonist, and Princess Taiping, but a lot of descriptions in the early stage are about Wu Zetian and Princess Taiping. I am an engineering student and I don't know anything about history. I can't be sure whether the large amount of previous descriptions are history or fabrication. But it really had nothing to do with the protagonist before, or maybe history is indeed like this. Maybe the subject matter of this article is like this, and I can only write like this to narrate history. There is no problem from a literary novel or an objective point of view, but this is Tomato. Basically everyone who reads online novels will assume the role of the protagonist. This makes me feel like reading a pornographic book in a moderator or a book search bar. It has a very strange and awkward feeling. Although this is indeed the case in history for Wu Zetian or Princess Taiping, this is a novel, and the title also confirms the real male protagonist, so I deducted one star here. Putting this aside, the novel written by the author is quite good. I know nothing about the history of the Tang Dynasty, but through the author's description of a series of events after Wu Zetian came to power, I have gained a little understanding of this period of history. Overall, it is okay. It is suitable for reading when you are bored or simply as a literary novel. The author's description is very successful, but it may be a bit uncomfortable to read it as an online novel.