I Took the Grand Princess from the Start, So I’ll Stop Hiding That I’m a Poet Immortal

It's better than 80% of the fictional articles on Tomato. What makes me feel most comfortable is that the poems copied are not clichéd, and they are all in line with the current scene. Most of Tomato's fictional articles are copied from well-known ones such as Shui Tiao Ge Tou, Ji Jin Jiu, and Sapphire Case, regardless of whether the scene matches or not.

The writing is fluent and the vocabulary is beautiful. The male protagonist has a little bit of drama, which does not affect the viewing at the moment. If it keeps up, it will be a masterpiece. It has the potential to compete with the best time travel novels. It depends on whether the author can capture what readers want. The biggest impression this novel gives me is that the author has a solid literary foundation. There are many casual passages and descriptions that are worth reading and understanding again and again, which is better than many works. After reading "The Surname of Langya", I found that I am becoming more and more picky about the word combinations and sentence construction of this type of novel.

The beginning is very attractive, but I don't know what will happen next, so keep chasing!

It's a copy of official documents from an imaginary dynasty. The character portrayal is very good, but it's a bit slow. It would be better if it was marked on the introduction. Come on.

Great book! Great book! I forget to eat and read during the day, and read by candlelight at night! All because the author worked hard and wrote well.

I like this kind of novel that writes poems and types of words. Come on, author!

Very good. Very exciting and worth it. Come and see

Like poetry and novels

The Mid-Autumn Festival poem is based on "Shui Diao Ge Tou" when the bright moon will appear. I feel that Jia Feng is a character based on Wang Mang, and Xia Wen is a bit like Song Shenzong.

Personally I think it's okay, a little bit bad, but I can accept it