At the Dali Temple, Clearing the Princess Consort's Name from the Start

I'm not a very patient person, and I often abandon books before finishing them. This book, however, kept me reading for a while, and I can't quite explain why. But it's a very good book. The intricate web of relationships is clearly laid out, the plot is logical and well-reasoned, and the pacing is just right, allowing the reader to easily understand the relationships between the characters.

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All I can say is, not bad. Dude, you've written nearly 100 chapters on this case, and you still haven't gotten anywhere.

This book is incredibly captivating, rich in content, and utterly irresistible. It tells an unforgettable story from a unique perspective and with vivid language, immersing the reader in the narrative and allowing them to appreciate the author's wisdom and talent. Whether for literature enthusiasts or readers seeking knowledge and inspiration, this book is a rare gem.

The author seems to be having a lot of fun writing, completely oblivious to the readers' suffering 😅

Why is such a good book rated so low?

Overall, this book is alright. It's much better than those highly rated books.

To be fair, it's incredibly impressive for a female author to write such a good male protagonist! The author has real talent; the writing style is excellent, and the characters and plot development are very solid. The only drawback is a common problem among female authors: some illogical and factual inconsistencies. If this can be improved, she'll definitely be a top-tier author! A bright future awaits!

It's a good book. There's no lofty detachment or the "I'm the protagonist, I'm the most awesome and smartest" persona. It's just a normal person who, through his own efforts, doesn't rely on those overpowered, cheat-like characters in those light novels. Instead, he uses these cheat codes to gradually reach the ending that everyone wants!

If the maximum score is 10, I would give 8 points for the beginning, 9 points for the middle, and only 6 points for the end. The author wrote about the characters' growth and progress quite carefully, and everything was traceable. However, starting in the middle, a large number of name errors appeared, which showed that the author was not paying much attention, and sure enough, the ending was rushed. It's a pity that this book has an average score of 7.1, Which I think is quite appropriate.