The Lie-Flat Heir Goes Unnoticed, Until One Day the Capital Knows His Name

This kind of historical and ancient plot novels is very good in literary style. I like it very much as a ten-year-old bookworm. I especially hope to finish it all at once. It is still not enough to follow it every day. The story line is very complete and clear. I personally think it can be regarded as a representative work of this type of novel. It is no exaggeration.

The overall plot is very enjoyable, and the male protagonist is also decisive in killing. However, the supporting cast is a bit weak, and the images of some villains and allies are a bit flat. In particular, the motivations of the opponents in the court are a bit single. If the complexity of the supporting cast can be deepened, the plot tension will be even higher.

The fictional setting of the Daqian Dynasty has a sense of history without losing the chivalrous spirit of Jianghu. The Taoist skills of the crazy old Taoist, the life-threatening battles of the poor counselors, the cutting of flags by the Jianghu master to clear the way... These elements weave a huge and exquisite web of power. The single female protagonist setting makes the emotional line clean and neat, and highlights the male protagonist's courage and responsibility in troubled times.

An interesting novel. It's good that you must avenge yourself. I finally met someone who couldn't walk when he saw a woman. At least it seemed okay in the early stage. I don't know if he couldn't walk when he saw a woman later.

The book is still good! They are all characters with brains, and each character is clearly portrayed. It is worth checking out! This book definitely gets a 9.5 Rating! I personally like this book very much! Recommended for everyone to watch.

I personally find it very interesting. Both the protagonist and the antagonist are all mentally connected. What's more, the biggest feeling this novel gives me is that its climaxes are all coherent, and there are very few boring parts in the middle (I have read more than 200 chapters). I recommend it [laughs]

First of all, Machiavellian is very well written. Secondly, there is too much foreshadowing and repetition. Needless to say, the author has written very interesting things before. All in all, it is a complex and enjoyable article, with no failures and no struggles. Finally, there is the issue of matryoshka dolls. Qing Yu Nian is very similar to this. I read the original book Qing Yu Nian and this book borrowed a lot from it. It's not necessarily a reference, it may be a fusion of the author's own ideas. This book also takes a different approach and follows a rhythm that is in line with the current social situation. But how should I put it? It's idealistic, but novels are also idealistic things. In party struggles, no matter how high-ranking the martial artist is, hundreds of people with sharp weapons can surround and kill the top level. In this book, I feel that the word "wu" is too high. It demeans the Wenhe family. Manipulating people is always a benefit, unless there is absolute force. Absolute force symbolizes absolute resources and access, connections and luck.

I really like this book, so I keep telling myself that I must read it in one day! In addition to the good story, the author's writing style is also very good. The language, manner and psychological description are very good. I will continue to follow it.

I think it's okay. I've read a hundred chapters of this book so far, but I just don't understand why so many people say this book is stupid. Although some of the routines in it are a bit old, the per capita IQ online does not include the plot of a dude getting slapped in the face in other novels, which is already better than other novels. Besides, everyone has their own story and many people's identities are left in mystery. I can only say that this book is definitely top-notch in Tomato, at least it is much better than those mindless and cool books.

Xishu Xiaopang's writing style has a hidden edge in humor, Li Cheng'an's dandy appearance hides transparency and forbearance, and the supporting characters such as the crazy old Taoist and the poor strategist also have their own characteristics. In particular, the portraits of the Jianghu masters and the powerful officials in the temple make the whole world view more complete. The plot line is logically logical, the Jianghu line is about grudges and enmities, and the two lines go hand in hand. It is a masterpiece. The absurd foreshadowing of the play in the early stage is in sharp contrast with the explosive outburst in the later stage that turns the tide, and the slap-in-the-face plot is a bit more intense. The words "Why don't you dare to take a step forward" at the top of the northern city ignited the blood instantly! The author has precise control over the rhythm, and has both daily humor and relaxation, as well as a sense of urgency for family and country. There is no delay in reading and it is impossible to put down.