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Nice and heroic new article
The dual-travel setting of the Ming Dynasty perfectly captures Zhu Xiongying's quirky yet royal upbringing. The protagonist treats others appropriately, and the atmosphere between the two is real and natural. The writing style is light and bright, and it is very qualified as a historical leisure book for daily entertainment. Come on.
The description of Xiongying is quite cute, but the protagonist feels weird when communicating with the host family. I always feel that teaching someone to fish is worse than teaching someone to fish.
I'm tired of reading Si Ziwen. Although it feels like I'm changing the soup without changing the medicine, it's still okay.
Why didn't the author get Xu Da? ? ?
I still like you to read this type of book very much. The author has also returned to his old profession and continues to support Zhu Xiongying. I felt a bit regretful about the last book.
Good, come on, come on
Pretty good, very good.
There isn't a lot of officialdom intrigue at the moment, it's more about daily life, which is nice to watch.
The work is very good, keep up the good work
Daming
Very good, please keep up the good work.
The male protagonist is called Ma Liang for a while, and Zhu Huan for a while. Why don't you check it after you finish writing it?