Gender Swap: The Sima Family's Eldest Daughter-in-Law Refuses to Drink Poison

Putting aside the label that men frequently marry women, the author's historical reserves and common sense are quite solid. From this point alone, we can see the author's rigor and seriousness in addressing characters, when to call them names, when to call them names, when to call them titles, and when to call them official positions. Related characters such as Si Cong and Bada Fuhuayou have appeared one after another. The author can make each of them as three-dimensional as possible according to the details in Pei's notes. This is very commendable. It can be seen that the author must have read the original text of Chen Zhi and the supplementary notes of Pei. Compared with the emotional line, I personally prefer to see this kind of historical painting. The edicts and policy papers drafted by the author himself also have the feel of the edicts of the Han and Wei dynasties. In addition, I hope to see more of the ingenuity of married brothers. My favorite among the civil and military affairs of Jin Xuanjing is King Sima Jing. His face is also the most ambiguous in history books, and his personal specific records are the most vague, which is conducive to free expression of reverie. I myself have written a short fan article about the teacher's emblem. This pair of young people can write a CP article about everything from being in love with each other to separation and death. They can link up the decades from Huang Chutaihe to Zhengshi Jiaping, down to the parting of ways between the families of celebrities and close friends, and up to the grand picture of the change of power in the Wei, Jin and Zen dynasties. It can be said to be an infinite treasure, and I think what the author wrote is very interesting. This is the case with the Orange Light game "The Legend of Xiahou Hui", but it's a pity that it was unfinished before the game was completed even after the death of Emperor Wen. Back to the work itself, I am not very interested in romance, so let's talk about something else. The author's shaping of characters, rigorous grasp of historical materials and conception of historical blanks reminded me of the script of the classic "The Biography of Cao Cao" mod "The Biography of Jiang Wei". If I really want to say something inferior, it is that the current character portrayal is not as distinctive as Wei Chuan, but it is still pretty good. However, it seems that there are no supporting characters who can play an important role in the teacher Hui (Xia Houxuan has just finished his filial piety, and Xia Houhui, a flashy friend, does not like him as a time traveler). King Sima Wen is still a cheerful young man, not to mention married brothers. Just like in the process of the Zen Dynasty, for the powerful officials, the most important thing was not the formal establishment of the Jiuxi Duke and the founding of the country, but the stable and reliable hegemony. The master emblem should also gradually form its own strength and collective. I would like to nominate Fu Gu here. The problem is that he and Xia Houxuan have records of a discordant relationship that are suspected of being constructed. It depends on how the author handles this. All in all, the subject matter of this book, the sensitive identity of the protagonist Shi Hui and the author's grasp of the history of the middle Wei Dynasty and the connection of clues of different characters (this also makes me believe that the author has the ability to handle Shi Hui, a pair of CPs at the center of the historical whirlpool), these together make this book quite interesting as a historical novel, especially for readers who are interested in the middle and late Wei Dynasty. At the same time, I hope to see more of Master Sima's "elegant and graceful, Shen Yi is so broad" personality charm, or the contrast between Shen Yi, a serious person in front of others, and his true colors in front of Yuan Rong. After all, the CP sense of the teacher's emblem is a part that must be appreciated. If the author dared to write, he could even write about the two people's experience of sneaking out of Luoyang and going to the front line of Wu and Shu. Of course, this is all my humble opinion. Finally, you can pay a little more attention to the details, such as typos. At that time, people used "bandits" and "captives" to describe Wu and Shu. Looking forward to seeing Xia Houhui figure out why she died in the second year of Qinglong and how to change her fate against the will of heaven and even reverse her and Sima Shi's personal destiny and the historical process of Wei and Jin.

It's not bad. It's pretty good as a marriage changer. In fact, the writing is quite good [blowing kiss] But I can't understand the part about dream interpretation [face covering] I don't really want it to be exactly like in history, I don't want to have five daughters, and I don't want Master Sima to die of an eye disease.

The substitute Sima Master, Sima Master has eye disease and I happen to have myopia and astigmatism. The sense of immersion is so strong that I can't breathe anymore [Like][Like][Like][Like]

There are very few works about the end of the Three Kingdoms, and even fewer works from the perspective of the Sima family. Xiahou Loli is a good starting point. Her own position is complicated, the cause of her death is controversial, and her relationship with Sima Master is also worthy of study. At present, I feel that the protagonist's subjective initiative is a bit lacking, but it is consistent with the protagonist's character in his previous life and Xiahou Hui's identity in the context of the Three Kingdoms era. The author's writing skills are very solid, and the subtleties show his strength. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

The author's writing is good, and his emotional capture is also very delicate. What's even more valuable is that he has a good historical reserve while creating history in such a niche circle. I saw some people saying that there was a problem with the length of the banquet, but from my perspective, I think the arrangement is reasonable. On the one hand, it pave the way for the distortion of the historical trajectory. On the other hand, the subsequent candies also make people feel good, and the overall design is quite good. In fact, from the very beginning of opening this book, I felt that the author's writing skills and plot arrangements are quite solid. It's hard to imagine that this is the first time I have opened a book. Are there other works on the outside? But then again, the label of marriage + history is indeed too niche. I hope the author will not start it too early.

The writing is really good and very thoughtful, but I can't see what it is written now, the romance is not the same, and the history has not changed at all. The male channel is not like the male channel, and the female channel is not as awkward as the female channel. It made me confused and a little confused. Maybe it is my problem. I hope the author can continue to work hard.

The book is quite good, the writing is clear, the pace is steady, and the character descriptions are transparent. But I have an opinion. I hope the author can refer to it. I think it is not necessary to follow the real history. The fate of the five girls has been disrupted by time travel. It can be changed appropriately. After all, this thing has a 50% probability [I learned it]

It's super good-looking. The two major difficulties in this article are well written. Reasonable deductions are made based on history. The psychological description of the heroine in the emotional drama, which is very difficult to write in the story about changing marriage, is very realistic. The language is humorous and the update speed is okay.

What an unexpected surprise, I flipped it and shipped it [eating melon]. I haven't caught up with the progress yet, but judging from the beginning, at least it's good grass. In addition, the subject matter is somewhat attractive to me, and now I feel that it can enter the top five of my personal marriage list. I hope the author will not give up the trap. There are so few people nowadays [laughing and crying].

Yes, it's very interesting. What I like most is the half-literary and half-white style of conversation in the dialogues. It's not like other books I've read that promote this style of writing, but it actually only sticks to it at the beginning. After more than ten chapters, it becomes completely vernacular. This is very good, very comfortable to see. But the only drawback is that it basically cannot be viewed as a change of marriage. There is almost no flavor of change of marriage. The flavor of women's videos is very strong, but it does not affect reading, and there is nothing disgusting for people who watch traditional women's videos. In short, I think it is a very well-written video about a time-traveling girl who is about to get married. I think I can give up my expectations for this specifically for getting married, but it is still worth watching. Putting aside the aspect of getting married, I can give a high rating to everything else.