The Middle Game of Yandang Qingliu Game: Gu Chen's Way to Break the Game

There are indeed some flaws in the front. I feel that there is a problem with the rhythm design, which leads to improper speed. I can only use repeated emphasis to describe the changes of the protagonist and the emotions of the male and female protagonists, which falls behind. However, the flaws are not concealed. After the plot officially unfolds, although the writing is not good, the plot is coherent. The character is strong, and the rhythm control is getting better and better. The character descriptions are based on the Ming Dynasty 1566. It cannot be said to be lifelike, but it has a three-point charm. It is not impossible to secretly use famous lines [laughter]. I would give it an eight out of ten because the storytelling ability of this getting better is so good.

The plot is reasonable, and the protagonist does not get carried away or arrogant because he is a soul traveler (at least he knows that in an imperial society, he is cautious about the emperor and does not get carried away, which is already very strong). And there is no mess about three wives and four concubines. I have always had a good relationship with Qingmei👍I think it is worth watching

It's very good. I think the biggest feature of this book is that the protagonist can apply the wisdom of all modern people on Tieba to ancient times. I think this is very good. This is not a golden finger. After all, if you are just one person in this. After a long time, he will also know a lot of knowledge, but being able to use it is another matter. There is also a change in the protagonist. It can be said that it was a big blow when he was a child. I think it is more in line with the situation that ordinary people would have if they really traveled back in time. After that, they will gradually change. You have to be cautious and able to figure out the situation under various circumstances. This kind of person is really interesting to read. It is not like Shuangwen, which may not be interesting to you after reading dozens of chapters. It is also not like a slower-paced article, because I actually think this book has a faster pace and is more in line with my taste. Taste, although the current rating is not high, I think many people will find this book. I hope the author will stick to it. As for some emotional lines and some shortcomings described above, I actually think this is harmless. After all, it is the first time for the author to write a book. It is normal not to have this experience.

Okay, it seems a bit wordy at first. But I didn't expect that it would start to look better later on. It's a pity that the sentence "Please remember how" that often appears in the middle is like the author's own complaints, but it is often expressed through the protagonist. I think it's quite unique, but some people think it's too long-winded. I personally feel fine, it depends on personal feelings. I think it looks pretty

The previous chapters were a bit flawed, but they were very good after being elected. They are among the best in Tomato. Unlike other novels, the emperor basically has no brains and unconditionally trusts the protagonist. The whole story is full of political trade-offs and struggles. It is very good.

There are a lot of posts on Tieba, "Code of Travelers" (the protagonist's soliloquy) and the protagonist's childhood, and I write repeatedly about these three things. If these three things don't affect your reading, this book is quite good (Tomato Review Standard Cat Man Edition 1.0)

Saw Chapter 43. You can skip to read the first 34 pictures. Because writing about things between men and women is too repetitive. You might get bored. You can also start reading from Chapter 35. This is the power struggle of historical literature, the expansion of territory, the main task. Fortunately, when I read it for the first time, I skipped through the 20, 40, and 30 chapters that followed. Then when I watched it for the second time, I watched it carefully from beginning to end. Fortunately, I skipped it the first time, otherwise I would definitely not have watched it. I've seen the latest 200 chapters. It's well written. I haven't seen it in a long time. A clever novel. [Cool]

I saw this book on the home page and thought it was a publishing product, so I just wanted to put it on the bookshelf to collect dust. The book I was following at the same time was not updated, so I picked up this book in my spare time. In the past, when I saw a novel with a female protagonist in the first few chapters, I would immediately abandon it, but I kept reading this one for no reason. When I went to bed at night, I thought about the differences in this book and realized that the same female protagonist appeared at the beginning, while the male protagonist often fell in love at first sight. He looked at the beautiful face and graceful figure with extremely lewd eyes, even if he was a noble man. It was more appropriate to say that he was "moved by lust" without any emotional communication. He fell in love with the collision of eyes. I am used to seeing this, but I always feel that it is too superficial. In this book, the male and female protagonists go from childhood sweethearts to childhood sweethearts and then to the bridal chamber. It is not "love at first sight" but "love that lasts for a long time." It does not describe how beautiful the female protagonist is. It is just right that when the male protagonist looks at her, he thinks "Ah, so beautiful", which outlines the beauty based on emotion. This book also cleverly balances love and career. I used to read books without female protagonists and didn't like mixing career with love, but this book changed me. It turns out that career and love can reach a balance.

Generally speaking, it is impressive, but there are many small flaws. It is like finding treasures in the sea, most of which are sand and mud, and only a few are pearls. The author has some criticized habits, such as describing people's mentality as either a cup cracked or fanned off, and there are also habitual things that have never been changed, such as the mistakes and typos in Renren's one-eyed look, which seems to be boring, and the description of officialdom is a bit kind, but the love scene is okay (referring to the latter part, many people complained in front)

This book is definitely one of the best historical novels with a single female protagonist that I have ever read. The emotional line is more natural than other male-led books. It is highly praised! ! Whether they are historical figures or fictional characters including male and female protagonists, everyone's portrayal is very three-dimensional. The political ecology of the Jiajing Dynasty is also described in detail. You can see the light and dark game between the Yan Party, Qingliu and the protagonist's Imperial Party at the central and local levels. There are some voice-overs interspersed in the text, which are very unique but not everyone will like them, but you can tell that they are very thoughtful. Overall, it's a great novel. Thank you for saving this book from the bookworm of an old bookworm who can't stand assembly-line writing. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart] I watched it all night, and the bond between the hero and Jiajing was amazing from beginning to end! ! ! I originally thought that the story would be dull after Jiajing's death. The author has been rushing to make progress, but the writing is very clear and slowly reveals the modern thoughts of the male protagonist to that era. He does not care about small gains and losses and assumes the responsibility of a prophet. With this point, he can really kill a lot of sophisticated and self-interested male protagonists who are hypocritical~

I have the impression that this is my first time writing a book review. So far I have only seen the part about Zhejiang Patrol, but I still can't help but write a book review. This book gave me the illusion of being in line with the Ming Dynasty 1566, in which the secrets of power and intrigue are indeed unique. It does not use conspiracy to rule the roost, nor is it an honest and fair crushing, but a method of checks and balances rooted in officialdom, a conspiracy based on human nature, and a test of the true heart. Among them, there are few depictions of the Yan family and his son, but one can vaguely discern the depth of Yan Song's scheming, as well as the ruthlessness and determination of the Ming Dynasty weightlifting champion. The most surprising thing is the portrayal of Emperor Jiajing. This is a little old man who has a strong desire to control but a low desire to do things. He broke most people's stereotype of Emperor Jiajing as a dim monarch who had not been in court for more than 20 years, and instead made Emperor Jiajing fuller. He is shrewd most of the time, and he can distinguish right from wrong when his bottom line is touched, such as Japanese pirates, Mongolia, and the politics of salt and iron. It's not that he doesn't know what Yan Dang has done, but he knows even more that for his great cause of monasticism, he needs a white glove to collect money for him, take the blame for him, and accept responsibility as his pawn. Moreover, Emperor Jiajing needed a divided court so that he would not threaten himself even if he delegated power. Therefore, the existence of the strict party is mostly due to four words: Jane is in the heart of the emperor. Many of the characters are very interesting, but I just watched a little bit and I don't want to make any comments. This is a good book. It can be called a literary work. I highly recommend it.

Full marks, the story of the Jiajing Dynasty. At this time, various forces began to appear. The protagonist struggled to survive under the three big bosses. The characters are smart and the plot unfolds smoothly and smoothly. It is not abstract. It occasionally has a bit of the daily life of a young couple. Xiancao

I can only say that the author's writing style is really good and awesome. What a wonderful writing, this kind of historical theme is now, and it is still trying to survive under the emperor, feudal monarch. I've seen three or four of them. Either he was scolded miserably, or he suffered miserably.

I like it very much. I feel it is a little bit better than those ordinary scientific research articles. The rhythm is very tight, and the tense atmosphere made me feel so immersed in it that I kept shivering (maybe it was because I was freezing on the open-top three-wheeler [like])

The writing at the beginning was a bit messy, but it gradually got better from the middle period. The Holy One, Take Care, wrote about Jiajing, who was also a human being.

It has the charm of the Ming Dynasty 1566. Jiajing's character descriptions are very vivid. The relationship between the monarch and his ministers is different from the mindless trust in similar historical articles. It is full of suspicion and checks and balances, which is in line with Jiajing's governing philosophy. The author has a clear and profound understanding of social relations and the development principles of society. The article is very logical.

A very nice historical article, overall it can be called a masterpiece. The descriptions of emotions and tactics are very good, but some of the narratives are not very smooth.

I have actually seen it many times, but I stopped reading it after reading the first few chapters. I thought it was the same old routine, such as farming, taking exams, etc. The results are really different. It feels very fresh, and the emotional description is also very delicate. I like it very much, and I feel that this kind of power pull makes me have a different feeling. I feel that the description and positioning of Yandang and Qingliu are very gray. Alas, they are not good people. It really gives me a kind of ancient politics, for power and for climbing up. I really don't treat people as human beings. Politics can be traded for power, and we can compromise with political opponents. And I think the positioning of the male protagonist is quite good. I personally think that he is doing practical things, because while reading the novel, I can really feel that after so many things, the times can gradually get better. Maybe the overall situation has not changed, but the corrupt officials have been killed, and the issue of increasing income and reducing expenditure in the later period is also gradually unfolding. Alas, I feel great when I read many of the ideas. Come on, author.

I think it is one of Tomato's rare historical novels. There are no cheats, no violent force values, and it plays with brains and tactics. It is also the only novel that I want to catch up on every day. The characters are also described in detail. If you are also a lover of historical novels, come here! Look! Trust me! But don't take it seriously.

A great novel. The images of various historical figures are well grasped. They have not become flat or paper-like because of the appearance of the male protagonist as an outsider. Everyone has their own beliefs and positions. The author has written very well. There is no golden finger like many ancient novels. The reason why I like history is the sense of reality and complexity. I don't want to be directly mechanical. I am also very curious about the direction of future history, the relationship between the protagonist and Jiajing and Longqing, and whether the decline of the Ming Dynasty can be changed. Come on, author, the writing is great! (My little selfish wish is that there will be more clips about Chang Le. Chang Le in the first 150 chapters is really vivid and heart-warming with flesh and blood. Later Chang Le becomes a bit transparent and becomes a symbol of family. Although I understand that most women in ancient times were trapped in the feudal system, I still hope there can be more clips about Chang Le, even if it is the story of Chang Le doing business or the story of Chang Le's wife's banquet presentation [blowing kiss])

The writing is solid and sophisticated, and the look and feel is excellent. As long as you get through the first forty or so chapters (the code contains too much content, it will get better after you get used to it), and the subsequent writing is really great! Among a lot of highly homogenized works, this book at least has its own flavor, which is very refreshing! [Praise]

This is the first time I have encountered this kind of historical article. It is refreshing. Although the data may not be perfect now, I believe that the author will become a blockbuster if he persists. I will give you 10 points for encouragement.

It's quite interesting, but the threshold for reading is a bit high. If you're not used to the author's early high-frequency words, it's hard to read "Traveler's Guide", but after you like it, you can read it on the radio, and the excitement of this book has just begun.

Although there are some flaws in the early stage, from now on it is simply the best of the best. Whether it is the character details or the plot description, it is difficult to find flaws. It can be said to be Tomato's best Ming Dynasty novel [Like][Like][Like]

The author really writes well. I like the author's portrayal of the protagonist, a person who always has goals and is always in action. Sometimes I feel that I am very similar to the protagonist in the book. I really take every day in college very seriously. My major is very new and my school is very ordinary. I don't know how I persevere every day. It is difficult to imagine a dual-non-college student who is working on a VR platform and has to write a paper on the impact mechanism of digital leadership and organizational resilience. , To be an agent, you need to learn microcontrollers to implement the machine vision classification framework, you need to run an academic science and technology club in this major, manage a student dormitory, and have cultural design tasks from college activities to complete from time to time. You are also the academic committee of a class, and you are a student, class leader, college leader, and school leader, and you have placed the attention of the teacher... I listen to books for thirty minutes every day after going to bed, and I always feel that I am very similar to the protagonist. I believe that the future will be better, and that every effort will be rewarded.

I have read 500 chapters so far, and my heart has been agitated for a long time, as if I have followed the protagonist through a thrilling journey to rebuild the mountains and rivers. The protagonist Chen Ge is not an indifferent bystander with a God's perspective, but an innocent man who truly integrates flesh and blood into the times. Watching him rise from humble beginnings, every step he takes is like walking on thin ice, and every time he deals with Yan Song's gangsters, it is breathtaking. When I read that Mr. Yan Ge finally fell, I felt not only happy because of the traitor, but also because the decadent dynasty finally had a glimmer of light and tears filled my eyes. The most touching thing is the implementation of the policy of opening up the sea - it is not a cold national policy, but the hope of countless imprisoned lives finally seeing the blue sea and blue sky. The author turns boring terms in history books into wrinkles smoothed by the sea breeze on the faces of coastal fishermen, and into novel imported products and vigorous vitality in the streets and alleys. The most precious thing about this book is that it makes us believe that even in the darkest moments of history, one person's wisdom, courage and persistence can become the fulcrum of the times. It satisfies all our romantic imagination about "what if". It is a letter written to the Ming Dynasty and also to the unwillingness and eagerness in our hearts. Reading through the comments, I feel that indeed, each book is like a unique window, showing completely different scenery to different people. Some people are addicted to the heavy dust of history, while others prefer the fantasy of science fiction. This is normal. We are attracted to different stories because of our different experiences, moods, and pursuits. Maybe I read the passages that brought tears to your eyes and felt nothing; the ideas that I regard as treasures may seem dull to you. This has nothing to do with right or wrong, it's just that the wavelengths of souls are not on the same frequency. When you encounter a book that doesn't fit, gently close it and put it down. This is the best form of respect. Instead of spending energy on slander, look for the next story that will make your eyes shine. A person who truly loves reading knows how to embrace what he loves passionately and how to quietly stay away from what he doesn't want. This sense of boundaries is not only respect for other people's preferences, but also valuing one's own time. After all, the ultimate meaning of reading is to nourish the soul and seek happiness for one party, not to argue. I hope we can all find our own lighthouse in the sea of ​​books and tolerate the directions of others

The bunch of traveler's guides at the front affected the viewing experience, and the plot of the battle in the middle was too cliche and unrealistic, but the plot about the court was very well written. In summary, although there are flaws, the flaws do not hide the advantages.

What follows is that the more I read, the more I like it. It can be said that this book is one of the best written ancient officialdom novels in my opinion. The protagonist wanders among the three forces, dances with swords, and uses his own wisdom to carve out his own world in the Ming Dynasty. The more you go to the back, the more exciting it becomes. You can't help but continue reading and look forward to the protagonist's subsequent performance.

Really highly recommended. Although the ending is a bit hasty and sudden, I thought the protagonist would conquer the various feudal kings bit by bit and then sort out all the conflicts in the country. I was also looking forward to the updated plot in the future, but today there were only four chapters updated. As soon as I looked at the table of contents, it was the end of the chapter, I really did. But overall it's very good. I just felt a bit disappointed after watching it.

It can be regarded as fresh and refined among Ming Dynasty time travel novels. After all, there is no system and cheats, which requires a certain amount of writing courage. The writing is a bit lacking (some descriptions are too repetitive) but the overall pace is slow (relatively speaking). It just depends on how you write it later and how far you plan to write it. If it is not unfinished, it will be considered a good one in Tomato.