A Novel of Our Time: Reborn as the Grandmother’s Long-Lost Scholar

The writing is okay, but there is no conflict, and it is too bland. One chapter is a character's autobiography, and then there is nothing worth reading, so it seems boring. Readers like to see the ups and downs of the plot. It is too bland and boring. I will give four stars to the new author. The writing is really good, and the scene description is very careful.

I didn't really like the setting at the beginning, and I was a little annoyed after watching it, because I prefer the protagonists of the original version. But I wanted to know what the author would write later. After reading it, I realized that the reason why I didn't like it was that my thoughts were too narrow and I was always trapped in certain character settings or the thoughts of the harem. If you taste it carefully, you will find that the author handles the portrayal of certain characters very well, such as Sheng Hong, which surprised me. The complicated relationship in the deep villa makes him thoughtful and scheming. It is about his part that I feel sorry for the eldest lady, and I feel that I am being plotted against. I've only read a small part of it so far. But the biggest gain after reading this is: some of my ideas have changed. All in all, it's worth a try.

I finished reading the latest novel in two days. It is written very steadily. Each person has a distinct personality. Even the small characters have their ups and downs. The literary references are also refreshing. Compared with the current mainstream novels, which are all fast food, this book actually manages to see things from different perspectives. Everyone has a different perspective, but it allows me to take it in when reading. It is human nature to judge others by oneself. It is really great to be able to approach it from different angles.

If you stayed up all night chasing it, there will be a surprise at the end, which is worth looking forward to.

Can the Lord of Jiacheng County and Changdong be together?