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"His love is the protection in the ice water, the sacrifice under the poisonous blade, the worry behind power, and the heart-breaking pain when letting go." I have finished reading. Every time I read a big book by the author, I feel empty. At the beginning, it is a man with the cold scrutiny of an emperor and a strong desire for control - to the point where he is willing to kiss Putting his hand on her and going home, he cried as if the world had abandoned him - before finally sacrificing one life for another and sending her back to her world [crying] [crying] The love between them is like the Euphrates river that never stops, traveling from another time and space to another to continue their love [love] [love] [love]

It's so good. It's just like this. I've been looking for it for a long time and finally found this kind of article. Who knows, I really like reading it. The author will update it soon. I read your first book "Egypt" and it's still the same taste. I can't wait. The author writes it well. It's really great.

Overall, it's okay. There's not much problem with the logic. After all, it's not a historical study, and it doesn't need to be that detailed. Here are my thoughts on character creation: It can be seen that the author put a lot of effort into creating the male protagonist, and I think it is very good. He has the control and calculation of a tyrant, but also the appreciation of a wise king, and emotions happen naturally. But the role of the second male lead seems to be much flatter. There is no imperfection in his performance in the article, which makes people feel less real. It is a quality that is rare in modern times, let alone in such cruel ancient times. I think the role of the second male lead is more like a tool man to promote the development of the plot. The second male lead obviously has a much better personality than the male lead, but I just think the male lead is more attractive, and the power arrangement of these two people is not reasonable. The second male lead's status, personality, temperament, etc. Cannot be compared with the male lead, which makes the second male lead weak in front of the male lead. Of course, the above is just my opinion, and overall it is okay, but I still sincerely hope that the author can make improvements.

I have seen the three up masters of Sun Star, Xingshuang Miao, and Tongliao Khan. Did Han and Rome say that Anxi was weak? At that time, the four great empires stood side by side, and neither Rome nor Dahan looked down on the two middle ones. I heard that if there was no middleman like Anxi, Dahan and Rome would have been dating online.

The plot has twists and turns, and the feelings between the male and female protagonists arise naturally, especially the emotions of the male protagonist, which are very in line with the characteristics of an emperor. It is impossible to fall in love at once, and there is a step-by-step process.

There are very few articles of this type. The author's writing style is very good. I like it very much😍

Delicate portrayal and sincere emotions

Not bad, pretty good-looking [laughs crookedly]

It's really a fairy tale. From the author's first book to the second one, it's really good. Both books are very good. I like them.

It's very beautiful. I added a frame.

The plot is novel, the author's writing is very good, and the scene creation is particularly detailed. However, I feel that the language in some places is cumbersome and there is less emotional shaping.

So pretty, so pretty!