Daily Life With Four Empresses

It's pretty good-looking, and the ideas are bold. That's how it should be. Just make the novel whatever makes you happy. I thought it was pretty good at first, but why are you so cautious? Didn't you force people to come over? He behaves like he is a servant. I don't believe that this society, with a family environment like the novel, would even say that people are raised like servants. They even write this kind of plot. Just relax and don't do it in such a trembling manner!

I saw it on the recommendation list, and then clicked in to read the latest chapter. The subject matter is very novel, and the author writes well. When I first came in, I saw that there were many people reading it, but the ratings were very low, so I was a little curious. Then I read the book reviews and gave my personal opinion. It's not a boast, just a reader's opinion. There is no problem with the fact that the author favors the eldest grandson empress at the beginning, but maybe the author's description of the male protagonist is a bit lacking, such as the hero's character, etc., And then when he writes about the eldest grandson empress, he boasts about it, and there is no other foreshadowing except that he knows that the male protagonist is an online writer who wrote Lu Li Er, which is a bit false. Then you emphasize that this is not a cool novel, and that the male protagonist is an ordinary person, but there is too little description of the male protagonist, so that people cannot tell what kind of ordinary person he is, so it is a bit fragmented when viewed, and everyone will feel that the male protagonist is hollow, and then only licking is left. Personally, I feel like the author could have written more about the male protagonist later on. My thoughts and suggestions as a reader.

I just realized that after chasing it for so long, I thought I wrote a book review but I just thought [face covering]. I followed this book from the last one and I really like the writing style. Although the pace is slow and seems very humble, I may think that the protagonist is a bit "dog-licking", but the protagonist is just an ordinary person. If he is very tough and domineering from the beginning, then this book will probably end in a few chapters. I am looking forward to the sweet interaction between the protagonist and Empress Changsun in the later period. I hope you can keep writing and keep working hard [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

It's good to read, but I jumped in too early and finished it in one go. Are there any similar books?

The front is average, the protagonist has a soft character, if you want to see the teaching of dog licking, you can read it from the beginning, if you want to see the female protagonist and the male protagonist officially get confused, start reading from chapter 199. I like the later plot, after all, the profession of dog licking does not need to be taught. Before chapter 199, I would give it a 3 (bland and boring), and after chapter 200, I would give it a 4. If it is well written, I would give it a 5, and read the follow-up

The story is very exciting. In the end, will there be multiple female protagonists or a single one? I prefer the main c➕sub-c version.

The writing is very good, and I appreciate Gu Yan's true feelings. As for the progress that others said is slow, I feel that this is right. The thoughts of feudal society cannot be changed overnight. This requires Gu Yan to impress Gu Yan with his true feelings. The author does not need to respond to those one-star, two-star, etc., Which are equivalent to anti-fans. Everyone has different ideas. There is no need to respond to them. Li Er did not do well. First, the Xuanwumen incident, and then those bad things. He always made friends with relatives and had no backbone. I think highly of you, author. Come on, come on.

Although the writing has many flaws, it is very thoughtful. Worth a thumbs up…

To be honest, this novel is well written, but there is one thing that isn't very good. It's just a bit too licky. Although Queen Changsun can understand that. But there's no need to be so licking a dog. Anyway, from reading this book until now, I always feel that he is not a person, he is just a licking dog. Now my personality has changed a bit, and I'm not so licky. I think it's pretty good. Is this a single heroine or multiple heroines? You know [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] Will there be other people who have traveled through time?

It's beautiful. The collision between ancient feudalism and modern society is really fascinating.