
One Proclamation, and I Became a Servant Beneath the Empress’s Skirts!
一道檄文,我成了女皇裙下臣!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 365k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Synopsis
183Chapters
283Reads
6.7Score
101Shelves
122Listens
122.8kReads · all time
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Reader comments 29
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Originally, I would have never clicked on a novel like this, but now that I have read it, I still have to give an evaluation. As the first comment said, the plot design is not much to say. It is old-fashioned. To put it simply, it is based on the era of Emperor Zetian of the Tang Dynasty, and then creates a cynical bastard from a noble family. This kind of novel was very common ten years ago. The common routine is to first become famous with poetry, then become rich in business, and then to the inner court. Fighting against traitors, trying to boost the country's prestige against foreign tribes, the emotional part is interspersed with various oirans (anti-thief saints and the like), princesses (first suppressed and then promoted, first hated and then loved), aristocratic daughters (who pretend to be coquettish on various occasions and gradually sink), and finally conquer the empress. (Haha), the writing style is quite satisfactory, there are no big loopholes, and there is nothing that makes people shine. But you read that right, I still gave it a good review, because it is rare to see the jokes in the article be played so naturally and coquettishly. Summary: Novices can use it as food, but old bookworms are prone to visual fatigue.
I think it's well written, the author's writing style is very comfortable to read, and the cliched plot can be written beautifully.
In fact, cool writing is the most difficult thing to write. It has to be cool, reasonable, and have a sense of empathy. It is harder to write than to be alive. Back then, it was really fun to write a book called The Watcher. Those were the only two books I ever made that made money (there was also Xiao Rong's Ruyi Huanjun [laughs] My Concubine Liu Ruyi).
It's really nice to look at, and the author drives a good car. 🍉
I won't say much, I can only say that it's good-looking. Some people may think the plot is a bit cliche, but I don't think it's very aging.
I have read two similar books. The plot direction can be said to be very cliche, but the storyline is still very good. I hope to continue writing. It is really great.
It's quite satisfactory, with no mistakes or advantages, but it's still watchable and can be used for daily entertainment.
Good looking, above the standard
Yes, the plot is still the same, but the author's writing style is good, the writing is very smooth, and some jokes are well integrated into the text, so that it is not too boring.
It looks great, but I remember there was a system loading at the beginning? [What]