Gao Yanei? Call Me Young Chancellor!

The typical example of being delayed by the title of the book is that it uses the system setting of "you can get points if you are grateful" as a guide and introduction, and actually tells the story of how Gao Zhao, the son of Gao Qiu, gradually discovered his good deeds (compassion is common to everyone, and a wise man can keep his ears) and finally transformed into a proud man. The author's writing skills are sophisticated and mature, and the dialogues and titles of the characters in the article well restore the ancient vernacular charm of Ming and Qing street novels, but also incorporate some modern vocabulary habits, making it more immersive without being too dramatic. The author has worked hard on at least the Confucian classics. I never expected that one day I would see an author on the platform Tomato express Xun and Meng's theory of mind and temperament in a simple and profound way through the mouth of a supporting character in the novel (a student from Taipei University) (Everyone has good qualities, only between those who have developed and those who have not developed), and made it a hidden line and catalyst on the growth path of the novel's protagonist (evil young man Gao Zhao). The protagonist has obvious reflection and growth in mind, character, and views on good and evil in the story, which implies the key theory of mind and body in Confucian philosophy, and the theory of self-cultivation that leads to different advancements and endings. Worth reading

I feel like the plot is pretty well written, not as bad as the comment section said. Except for the beginning, the rest of the writing is pretty good. I rarely give positive reviews. Pulled from behind.

This book is so fun to write. Just looking at the title, I thought it was a book with a bit of rubbish like ZY Jie. As a result, the more I read, the more I became obsessed with it. The author's writing style is very humorous, and he also has a lot of research on the ecology of the Song Dynasty. He is not the kind of person who just talks about it, and he even understands some Confucian classics. And it has a bit of Cao, which I like. The protagonist has a funny personality, is not stingy, and often grows up in poverty. The interaction with Gao Qiu is also very interesting. I hope the author sticks to the style and wins Yun Niang as soon as possible.

It's well written, but it occasionally makes for silly plots. I saw 146. The protagonist is invincible. He didn't ask for the opinion of Lieutenant Gao in a debate related to the court's political opinions. Instead, he pretended to compete in front of the emperor with the politics of an unknown person. He won the debate but had no idea that he was being used. He was still smug and felt that he was awesome. He still wanted to be an official. He didn't know how he died. He has no wisdom at critical times, and he is extremely stupid at ordinary times. At this level, let alone being an official, he is not qualified to be an ordinary person.

The writing style is humorous and the driving speed is fast. Although it is systematic, its presence is very low. There are many stories about time travel in the Song Dynasty, and this angle is novel. It focuses on an invincible literary form and never lets the protagonist suffer. The foreshadowing plot is well designed and deserves praise.

The plot design of this novel is very clever, the characters are vivid and tense, the rhythm is just right, and there is no redundant plot. When I read it, I was completely immersed in it. My emotions fluctuated with the story. I still thought about it for a long time after reading it. The quality is indeed online.

The plot rhythm is very good and the narrative is smooth, but the main character is very fond of the brothel. Don't you think it's dirty?

Funny novel, the author has very high cultural literacy, smooth writing, vivid characters, very satisfying, 9.7 Points for the work

I think it's pretty good. I can only say that Gao Yanei's setting is very good and it's quite interesting to watch. Did the author change later? Why do you write so much about women? In the early days, there wasn't that much written about women.

This Water Margin story that travels through Gaoyanei is really interesting to read. The most intuitive feeling is that the author has a solid writing style, free and informal writing, and there is no stiffness in reading. The system setting it brings completely breaks out of the cliché framework, and does not engage in those lousy routines of signing in and exploding equipment. The core mechanism is that when others are sincerely grateful to the protagonist, the corresponding value will be increased by 1. This design is fresh and ingenious, completely breaking away from the inertial logic of similar novels. The most outstanding thing is the author's ability to control the inner and personality conflicts of the characters. He does not write the characters in a superficial way. The pull between people with different positions and the entanglements hidden in their hearts are all written very well. The real game between people's hearts supports the tension of the plot. Overall, the completion and standard of the whole book are quite high. However, the current content is too small, with only more than a hundred chapters. The story stopped just at the top. I really hope that the author can update it quickly and write more.