The Sternest Old Father of the Emperors Appears

It's really written better than other books. Other books say that the binding system requires the protagonist to die to remonstrate, and that he can go back and still get money after he dies. But the protagonist never dies every time, and then he doesn't do anything practical, and simply criticizes the emperor in the court. That doesn't mean he doesn't do practical things, or he only focuses on the three acres of land in the court, and doesn't do anything to advise the people. He just criticizes the officials. And then still living there and so on. This book is really well written. At first when I was criticizing Zhu Yuanzhang in the court, I thought it was really funny and fun. Then it became more and more far-reaching, doing practical things for the people. After that, I basically died for the people and for this country! Really good! !

The rhythm is quite good, but the emperors in it all look like lunatics, and the emperors of the feudal dynasty are portrayed as mentally retarded. Emperors like Lao Zhu and Qin Shihuang are not like that. Of course, if the article is good, it doesn't matter which group it is good for. Only when it is controversial can it get traffic. Mingfen will have brain congestion after watching it, and Qinfen will have brain congestion after watching it, but Qingfen should have an orgasm.

I also praised the previous one very well, Ming and Qin are so fun, I can't stop laughing [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter], remember to write the follow-up and changes, I also want to watch Fusu ascend the throne, the Tang Dynasty is just a pure novel routine, it is so good that it is almost a stand-alone article, and it is out of the scope of admonishing ministers [face covering]. It's getting more and more outrageous from now on, and I'm turning into a breeding pig [face covering]

It looks good, needless to say, and the time travel reward money is not much, which is reasonable. It's just that the dynasty is too short, and I want to die too much, too lightly. (Just finished watching Ming Dynasty)

This book is good. He is a stereotyped common man, not a saint, nor a lewd thief. But walking on the road of legend, look at the world from the standard secular perspective. I haven't finished reading it, but I can see the author's style. The protagonist is not a perfect person, and is even a bit vulgar, but his vulgarity and struggles are there, and the portrayal is pretty good. Better than those embarrassing stories about conflict for the sake of conflict. There are no serious logical problems. As a ration, Wen Zhanjia is good. It looks like a listening and speaking book... Speaking from the perspective of drawing and listening, it can be said that drawing and listening can be enjoyed. Recommended, seeing that there is no serious poison at present...

Wow, Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty and Sangbiao of the Ming Dynasty wrote so well. Wow, it's really awesome. I don't like to give good reviews, but I can only count my five-star brothers. This thing is worth it. Thank you for your praise [Like] Well, I looked at the comment section, and I seem to have found some flaws in this book that I didn't notice when I read it before, and they were pointed out in the comment section. I saw in the comment area that I was prescribed penicillin. Why is this? I feel like Xiao Cui appears too frequently in this real world, and it seems a bit annoying that she still indulges in this crazy ambiguity.

So far, it's pretty good. Although there are some flaws in some places and it looks awkward, but it ignores logic and loses its head, and it's okay as a comedy. Anyway, I enjoyed watching it. Um... I feel like it's not as good as before, especially after starting the Tang Dynasty chapter. I can't say what's not so good about it. Anyway, it's not attractive anymore, and it's not that funny anymore. As a result, I haven't watched it for several days. To sum up, I give it 3 stars.

The more I write, the better I get. I feel that this book has a score of more than 8 and almost 9. It can be seen that the author's writing style has been improving. Although the current plot development is not so closely related to the title, I feel it is better than before. However, there are also problems in the early stage. The author of the introduction should change it. There are a lot of that, and there are also some loopholes in the early stage of the plot. For example, the Ming Dynasty said that 24 History was out of play.

I've read more than 80 chapters. Very nice. It is a very good book that not only increases historical knowledge but is also full of fun. The subject matter is very novel, and I am also interested in historical themes. I have been thinking since I was in school that the history subject teaches real politics, while the politics subject only teaches a few rules. In the politics of history, you can see all the knowledge about society and governance, and the humanistic atmosphere is extremely strong. They are all presented in stories, with a beginning and an end, and are linked together, which can arouse people's emotions and desire to learn.

The plot logic is okay, I think. It's a pity that there is no Qing Dynasty [Chigua] and I can't see the fun of Yongle Dadian and the guy in the braided mantle. The writing is also okay. The subject matter is a bit like a fusion of unlimited flow and history. I haven't seen the poisonous points yet. If the emperor is so stupid, he won't survive even a day.

This book is very well written. At first I thought the main character died so hastily every time. Although the writing is good, I inevitably felt that the author was only at this level. However, the further I read, the more I felt that the seven-point rating was too low. Could it be that someone deliberately gave it a low rating? Many people say that the Tang Dynasty chapter is ugly, but I feel that the writing style has gotten better and better since the Tang Dynasty chapter, but the style of the protagonist is a bit different from the Ming Dynasty chapter. However, the protagonist always has to grow, and I think it is precisely the change of the protagonist that shows the author's superb writing skills.

As for the update, I feel that Datang and Sangbiao (Zhu Biao) are the best written, especially Li Shimin and Princess Wencheng of Tang Dynasty (tears), followed by Zuo Xiang's case of killing Bai Yueguang (standard, eating cake), which gave Xiao Zhu a taste of Lao Zhu's pain [sneaky smile] The ending of Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms was okay, but it was too long and too protracted, but overall it was okay, but maybe the first two worlds were so stunning that they seemed a bit mediocre. The author should also be able to feel it. Although there was a wave of traffic when I first wrote it, the total readers should have dropped (anyway, I feel that there are fewer people interacting in the comment area after I follow the update) Then in the latest period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the author took another direction to save the Han Dynasty, which I didn't expect. In the past, many of them took refuge in one of the Three Kingdoms (mostly Liu Bei, sometimes Cao Cao), or simply formed their own sect to write, and some directly traveled to become emperors or clan members of the Han Dynasty. For the first time, I encountered the protagonist who traveled into the Luoyang court and stabilized the powerful men with the position of prime minister. This perspective is very novel. I am looking forward to the final ending. Anyway, at present, the general He Jin is still there, the Empress Dowager Dong is banned from the harem, the Empress Dowager He is half-time regent (the actual power is given to the protagonist), Liu Bian succeeds to the throne normally and is taught a bit of an imperial demeanor by the protagonist, and the next generation of Prime Minister Zhuge will still be him. His playmates include the protagonist (prime minister), He Jin (general), Liu Bei (uncle of the emperor), Cao Cao (forbidden army), Lu Zhi, Cai, the emperor, the second master, the third master, Lu Bu ([laughing evilly]), and other loyal ministers of the Han Dynasty with the help of them. I really don't know how to lose. No, the late Han Dynasty was too idealistic. This was the last year of the dynasty. Mere policy changes are not enough to bring the big man back, especially when the protagonist is so stable that he can recognize his son everywhere. To be honest, the fall of the Yuan family is a bit far-fetched. The deep-rootedness of the family is not just talk, but a historical problem left over from generation to generation starting from Liu Xiu. Logically speaking, the protagonist can only understand that the Yuan family's power near Luoyang is not enough to wipe out the remnants of the country. Moreover, there are other families even without the Yuan family, but after the protagonist fights against the Yuan family, other families are as if they are dead and no longer active at all. This is unreasonable. Anyway, the more I read the latest chapter, the more I felt something was wrong. The battle of wits at the end of the dynasty was definitely not that bland, and there was too little bloodshed.

It's okay, it's good-looking, it has its own style, it's refreshing when it should be, and it helps the world when it needs to be. The protagonist is neither tall enough for people to look up to, nor does he have a sense of substitution, so he won't feel a sense of alienation. It doesn't make people feel inferior, it's not the apocalyptic, classic male protagonist of a male channel in recent years. Worth watching.

It's very good. The protagonist can travel through ancient times to the ancient Death Remonstration. There are similar books, but those only have the Death Remonstration. In addition to the Death Remonstration, this book also has rewards for changing history. The author's writing is good and very entertaining. To be picky, one problem is that how long the protagonist travels at a time is how long the reality has passed. This eliminates the possibility of the protagonist staying in the same dynasty for a longer period of time.

It's so good. I haven't read a male novel in five years. I feel so good after reading it.

This book is really good. When I first saw the title, I thought it was a funny book. After reading it, I found it to be really good. Because I have been reading historical articles about the Ming Dynasty and Tang Dynasty recently, I skipped the short story about the Qin Dynasty. When I read more than 80 chapters, it was the story of the Tang Dynasty. By the end of more than 130 chapters, this section is really interesting. It can be said to be the climax of the book, so I came here to write a book review. If you like the history of the Tang and Ming Dynasties, this book is worth reading.

Really good-looking, very interesting historical comedy novel

The writing is quite good. There is a bit of a restrained feeling at the beginning, but I just let go of the scolding at the end. When I saw it, my expression was the same as the expression of the minister who heard the protagonist scolding. However, there are indeed some plots that are not well designed (especially the plot of Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms), but the flaws are not concealed. In addition, the author should not be too tired to write. If you are tired of coding, just upload two more chapters.

This is an exciting book. Well done to the author. Be energetic and don't lose your reputation! I update 100 chapters a day and I still want to read it The first few dozen chapters were a bit rough, but as the author got more creative, it was really good.

Chapter 149 is good-looking, not too poisonous, and basically just fun to fight. The writing is smooth, the content is funny, and the unit drama type is not too boring. There is a slight problem with the logic. It is difficult to say that there are no loopholes in the protagonist's (or author's) preconceived impressions of historical figures and some operations when solving problems. Personally, I think the biggest poisonous point is Li Shimin and his group of ministers at the end. It's hard to say that he can really sympathize with the people at the bottom of the family. It's hard to say that those ministers don't covet the protagonist's position. In the end, the shortcomings do not hide the good points. When viewed as an unofficial story, it is the ultimate enjoyment of pure bad breath. 6.9 Is low, so give it a perfect score.

Good-looking, good-looking The plot has ups and downs, and it has some exciting parts, but it doesn't leave behind any positive values at the end. Moreover, the author is very detailed, and the historical research is very rigorous, so as not to make people laugh.

It's really well written. At first when I read the introduction, I thought it was just the same old routine, but later I discovered that there were a lot of new things. But there are also problems, such as some problems in the early description of Ying Zheng and Li Shimin. What is written at the back is much better. Previously, the scoring was based on Shuangwen standards. It spans so many dynasties, and it is impossible for you to write everything. But I can't say whether the rhythm of Shuangwen is the same now. Don't you think you stayed in the Eastern Han Dynasty for too long?

This novel is pretty good, very funny! I just want to ask what the name of the girl from HiScope is? I'm very interested in history, and I also want to get a good education!

It's so good. I'd love to read more. Please beg me to write more about the Tang Dynasty. The emotional line of the Tang Dynasty can be enriched. The plot of each dynasty can be written longer and updated more. Then the best is 3 chapters a day. My favorite of this book is the princess in the Tang Dynasty chapter. Can the author bring her back? I will kneel down for you. Overall, this book is very good in terms of writing and other aspects. But the plot of each dynasty can be enriched and made longer. This will be better @ [laughing]

I have to say that the author's writing is really great. I caught up with the latest chapter in two days. After reading what the author wrote, I also searched for the same type of novels about death and admonishment on Tomato. But how can I put it, the time travel back and forth is not as funny and sharp as the author wrote, especially when I just read the beginning of the first chapter. I couldn't help but laugh. The feeling of being a clone of death and admonishment is weird. One thing about the author that makes me most comfortable reading is that every time I travel through time, it will be like This new name does not make me feel inconsistent. It is incomparable to other death remonstrance novels. There are also novels in which death remonstrance never ends. I feel that the meaning of death remonstrance is completely lost. Death remonstrance requires all kinds of death. The author writes very well, but I am a little curious whether the author is a man or a woman. The words of death remonstrance are so sharp, especially Zhu Yuanzhang [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

Yes, you will die if you don't kneel down and lick it, but some plots are not very logical, such as squeezing the magic pill of a civil servant who likes Baba, and when he was pinched, Zhu Yuanzhang directly kicked him over. I am tired of reading this book and feel a little tired.

I think every plot of Xiao Cui is very well written. I haven't seen this kind of emotion in a long time. It is indescribably warm and moving. This book is nothing more than anything else. I will continue to read it for Xiao Cui in the future. I just hope it won't be a knife. The characters and personalities are very distinct in the writing of the officials, although the plot may be biased and crazy in many cases. Moreover, the character Zhu Biao in this book is my favorite among the hundreds of historical texts I have read. I felt inexplicably refreshed and relaxed when he was scraping bones, curing poison, and using foul language. It would be nice if this book was a simple historical dynasty travel story, without so many grinding and sticky chronicle plots. If there were no Xiao Cui and Zhu Biao in this book, I would give it two stars. With these two characters, I would give you ten stars. There is no problem.

This book is well written, especially the experiences of the wives and children of military guards. Very touching.

An absolute masterpiece, very funny, and as funny as some famous books. The content is also deep, the plot is smooth, and the writing is skillful. It is much better than the embarrassing movies on Tomato nowadays that I can't stand watching.

I really like reading historical articles, but although such abstract historical articles seem quite refreshing, I still feel a little uncomfortable. Especially the historical figures, such as emperors, and some important historical figures, are portrayed in such a silly way, as if they are all Tang's people, and I feel like everyone is drooling. But there is no way, Shuangwen, that's it. The writing is indeed good, the grades are not bad, and the reading of 100,000 plus is considered acceptable. It's still worth reading. I stayed up for two nights and finished reading 1.4 Million words. It's still very good.