Tried Cai Jing, Married the Emperor's Concubine, and Became a Traitor in the Late Northern Song Dynasty

It's like a son-in-law written by Banana. The first volume is called "Bianjing Yaji". Is it based on self-cultivation, family order, country governance, and world peace? After some research, I found that many of the characters did exist in history, and the story arrangement was not obtrusive. The author seemed very familiar with the late Northern Song Dynasty, and he even identified the purist Zhang Qiqi in "Tokyo Menghua Lu". Here is the fairy grass of the Northern Song Dynasty historical novel! [Like][Like][Like] I felt relieved when he continued writing [laughs]

Dear readers, I originally wanted to support Zhao Gou. But if you look closely at history, it's still too hateful. I don't want to train him anymore, because he will die in Jingkang seven years later due to the butterfly effect (probably a similar plot), so I can tell you for sure that the protagonist will reach the top in the end! Let me lay it out slowly! [Seeking attention]

The subject matter is good, but the content is a little rough in the early stage, but later on it's pretty good. The whole thing behind is AI, the plot is slow and a lot of content is repeated.

This subject matter is okay. Will the protagonist be independent later?

Not bad, you can take a look

It's very nice. The owner is very distinctive and has a very good personality.

I think the author's writing style is okay, but everyone has their own preferences for vegetables and radish, so the author doesn't need to be too stressed, just keep writing in his own style. Come on

Good luck to the author!

Di Ji's characterization is really great, and she portrays the contradiction between a kind-hearted person who grew up in a feudal ethical society and a person who grew up in modern society.

The first part is very good, but later on Aai starts to tell the truth and really doesn't want to continue reading. Come on, author.