
A Few Things About Becoming the Head of a Fallen Clan
穿成破落家主的二三事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- The First Family of Great Jin大晋第一世家Alternate title on Fanqie
459Chapters
6.7kReads
7.5Score
828Shelves
1.6kListens
351.9kReads · all time
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It's good to watch, but I hope the author won't be too hasty, stick to the step-by-step layout, and realistically describe the key growth and talent impact of each member of the family, and then connect them together, so as not to be superficially cool! As long as the author stays steady and doesn't rush, it will definitely become a good article! It's still a bit urgent right now! Come on
The author is not like ordinary male video authors. He is good at writing about the delicate thoughts of the backyard. From the fifty chapters onwards, he has something to say. I've read Chapter 80, and the more I read, the more I'm talking about it. As I write, I start to engage in ancient idol romance dramas, about rescuing Bai Yueguang, who is married with a baby, about meeting a princess who is a master of martial arts by chance...
There are mixed flavors, the group portraits are well written, the protagonist leads the family to get better and better, and goes deep into the center of power. Each character is very realistic, with shortcomings and advantages. Everyone has a different position, and the relationships are intertwined. The writing is very good, and even the writing is getting better and better, making people look forward to the subsequent development. Alas, I really cried for Cao Boyan after watching it, or for Zhao Rugui. In fact, after watching it, I found that calling him any name seemed to hurt him. It was too painful. Life from his perspective was too sad. He had no choice since he was born. He might even be happier if he didn't know the truth. He also felt that such an idea was cruel to him.
It's very nice. It's steady and steady. The writing is pretty good among eggplants. Everyone in the family has a different future. The male protagonist controls the general direction as the helmsman. It seems like we can really see how a family grows. It's not about one person's efforts, but everyone takes root together and adds glory to the family. Come on, author, don't cut off the roots. It's rare to see a steady family story. Those have too big a golden finger, and they often become immortals. Chance or something like that. This kind of ordinary and simple article is as warm as porridge and side dishes
I never write a book review, but this is the first time I wrote it for the role of the Crown Prince. From the time he traced the truth to the time he desperately chose to die with the Crown Prince, it was very heart-wrenching all the way. He wrote the part brilliantly. I felt a lot after reading it. He just wanted justice, but it was a pity that he didn't poison the Crown Prince.
It's good-looking. In ancient times, family interests came first. The role of the male leader was very successful. He was neither a saint nor selfish. Relatives are not very good either. They may have plans, but they know what they want to do. The characters in this book are very realistic. There are no absolute good guys or absolutely bad guys. The most amazing thing about this book is that you can empathize with each character and behave very logically. Some of the plots in the early stages may be a bit jerky, but they get better and better in the later stages. The one who feels the most distressed is Cao Boyan 😢😢. He is really tired of hatred, but he still wants to die together for his own justice. Enough is enough, I feel sorry for him.
Out of 10 points, I would give it a 9 now. ✅The writing style is very good, the words are concise, concise and eloquent. ✅The plot is also very attractive. The male protagonist has a golden finger in the system and the decisive power of the helm of a large family. He immediately adapts to the change of identity after traveling through time (it does not describe too much about how to accept the original protagonist's wife and other emotional lines, but immediately adapts to the identity and plans the future of the family). ❌The disadvantage may be that there are too many conflicts or disputes. The early stage is relatively warm, but the later stage is mainly about imperial examinations ➕Doing business, outsiders are jealous, jealous and looking for trouble, and the second wife of the family is unbalanced...
Two chapters a day are not enough. It is written around the male protagonist and his family. This is a serious novel with distinct characters, each with their own way of life and difficulties. It is down to earth! The male protagonist is a little bit cool but not completely cool, which is okay.
The protagonist sits behind the scenes and the group portrait is my favorite type. So far, I personally think they are all very good, and I like to watch them, especially the protagonist who does not enter the court but adopts a student to raise a child, which I especially like to watch. Then there are Xie Mingwan and King Fu. I don't know how the author arranged it, and the protagonist's son and the prince's daughter got together. You can have the power of being a dragon, but you don't really want your family to be related by marriage to the Tian family. How can I put it, when it comes to the Tian family's in-laws and the back home, sometimes it is inevitable that they are out of reach. Once the dynasty changes, the nine tribes will be killed. Look at the five surnames and seven looks in history. The emperor couldn't marry his daughter even if he wanted to. Once the dynasty changes, the new emperor will never allow anything related to the royal bloodline... I don't know how the author arranged it...
It's steady and steady. It doesn't look like a small author, but like a certain writer who has opened up. At least the overall logic is normal. Although the protagonist is the head of the family, it is indeed a real group portrait article. I had to read it all night last night.