Riding a Dragon in the Han Dynasty

It's very enjoyable to watch so far. Although the heroine is just a baby, the success of Guantao means the heroine's dominance. The author has written it very well, especially Guantao and the Queen Mother. I enjoyed it very much. I wonder if Gillian thought of the follow-up development at that time? I want to know how the heroine and the Wei family will develop in the future. The main character really dislikes Princess Wei based on the writing, but the child feels like a Wei family, so I just slapped her on the spot and it was over (self-guessed). I hope I can keep this cool in the future, don't hold back any grudges, and retaliate more harshly.

To be honest, when I first saw the scene where Jade Pan was willing to eat Tang Nu's breast milk, I didn't like it very much. I had a hunch when I saw the title of this chapter, and it is indeed the case. Forcing Yupan to have a relationship with Huo. It makes no sense that no one should want the jade plate except the mother. All the lactating mothers in the country are impure, but she can do it. But this novel does have its flaws. I only disliked this one thing. The author's literary skills are still very strong, and the author did write about the rights of Han women. There are many outstanding women in the novel. Lady official, witch, princess, queen mother, empress dowager, etc. Women do not have to indulge in love and use absolute political skills to play games. Love it so far! But I'm afraid that the female protagonist will be obsessed with love and forcefully charm the male protagonist. I wasn't very scared before this chapter, but now I'm not sure about it. I hesitated for a while between 5 stars and 4 stars but decided to give 5 stars first. I decided to wait and see. To be honest, I hope the jade plate doesn't have a CP. The jade plate is too special, and gods cannot belong to just one person. I hope the author can consider it carefully and use a single arrow. Yupan can also like him and other people, but she can't just love him. And I thought about it carefully, and I felt that the source of the discomfort I felt when I saw the heroine sucking breast milk was to increase the suffering for the heroine. The source of the heroine's suffering was the male protagonist. Originally, the heroine could not have suffered this, because she wanted to establish a unique connection with the male protagonist. I hope it can have no cp or the female protagonist can have several male protagonists. But it seems to me that there is cp. If it must be there, can the heroine not be too emotionally involved? The male protagonist loves Jade Pan with all his heart, but Jade Pan should not give equal love. Can the author get back to me?

It can be seen that the author has a very deep historical background, but the progress of the plot is a bit too slow. It has only been four months since I read the 300,000-word heroine 🙂 🙂 I feel that there should be a lot more plot behind it, and I am afraid that the author will stop updating 🥺 🥺

It is very well written. This book made me feel for the first time that the pre-Qin, Shang and Zhou dynasties were very close to the Western Han Dynasty. The author's description of witches makes people feel swaying, thinking of the simple and vast ancient times. At that time, heaven and earth, humans, ghosts and gods had not yet been separated... There was no such thing as the ultimate power of heaven... The author is so talented. I like historical novels very much, but there are more male channels writing in this field, but the male channels always offend me. But the author doesn't know how to do it at all. I suggest that the author can develop in this direction. The writing is really very good.

I really like it, I hope Gillian has a good ending, and I look forward to the return of the heroine. Sure enough, the author knows that I like to read it.

The heroine's father is Liu Che, yes, the Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. We all know that Liu Che is very superstitious, but what if there really are immortals in this world? The heroine even ascended to the throne with their support. If you are curious, just open this book👌🏻

I really like Han Dynasty. It's been a long time since I've seen such a good article. The writing style is still as good as the previous one~~~ and the characters are vividly portrayed!! Many psychological descriptions are fascinating!! I want to cry when I see Gillian!! Looking forward to the future~~Update soon~😳😳❤️❤️❤️❤️

Now that I have the memory of the previous life and the heroine has a baby, I hope the author can give Chen Ajiao a good ending 💕

I have been following the book from Empress Tong, and this new one is also very good. I am really looking forward to what will happen next. Is it like Qin Na who uses witchcraft to influence the government? If the heroine leaves Chang'an with her aunt, will she be taken away by the wizards to learn magic?

Woo hoo, I knocked on Sister Jiao and Cheer.