Nirvana in Guangling

The author's writing style and Chinese traditional culture are very profound. However, maybe because I know that Ji Kang's wife is Princess Changleting, so when I look at the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists (the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are not that obvious), it feels very awkward, as if I'm looking at a third party, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable to continue watching. I think when writing this kind of historical novels, you should not make a particularly famous figure a male or female protagonist. You can write about him and the people around him that are not known to the public, are innocuous, and do not affect the overall historical situation. Some stories imagined by the author, but directly changing him to a CP will be very dramatic, (it feels like Dream Girl) Of course, if you put aside these things, the article is still very nice. I was shocked by the author's writing style. This is the kind of writing style that Tomato can appear in. If it were not for my personal reasons that it was too dramatic, I could read this novel. It feels like the author has written a stage play. This is very suitable for adaptation into a stage play. I also mentioned some of my personal views and opinions. I didn't mean to guide my writing. Come on (ง•̀_•́)ง

The author has beautiful writing style, rich literary background, strong imagination, vivid and bizarre storyline, and resolute pursuit of

A very good book, the author's writing is sharp and the plot is vivid.

The knowledge is so broad. The author is very literary and talented. Clear structure and detailed description