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It is definitely a high-quality work that was delayed by the title! I originally clicked in to kill time, but ended up staying up late to catch up on the latest chapter. The more I read, the more immersive I became. The opening plot is very tense. In order to protect the bullied begging mother and son, Li Niang in Zuixianlou confronts her boss and acts righteously. Her character is decisive and sassy, ​​which is very contagious. The male protagonist Han Su is not an indecisive character. After his family was harmed by bullies, he embarked on the road of revenge and growth. His tenacity to refuse to admit defeat is very touching. The plot does not drag on or feel frustrated. The follow-up line of joining the army is written very solidly, and it is not a suspended plot that leads to success at the beginning. From the institutional differences between yellow and white soldiers when registering as recruits, to the struggle in the military camp to get to know their comrades, the survival and growth of little people in troubled times are very realistically depicted. The author does not pile up historical terms rigidly, but they are all naturally integrated into the plot. It is easy to read and you can also understand the relevant background. I thought it was a military theme with a pure male protagonist growing up, but I didn't expect that the princess line would be equally eye-catching. Jia Yao's substitution into the East Palace was originally thought to be a bittersweet setting, but she is clear-minded and decisive, taking care of the affairs of the East Palace step by step, maintaining order, and firmly holding the situation in her hands. The plot is refreshing and has some lighthearted laughter. The most rare thing is that all the supporting characters are vivid and three-dimensional. The hard-spoken and soft-hearted Li Niang, the honest and honest Wang Ba, the reliable Liu Shao of the Gu family, and even the naive prince are not annoying. The writing style is also down-to-earth, without any formality, the dialogue is natural and real, and the atmosphere of the city and the liveliness of the military camp are both in place. Readers who like grassroots growth themes in troubled times can rest assured to read it. The pace is fast and the content is solid. The story pattern becomes broader as you go on. It is a work worth pursuing.

[Laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing] It's really good. The content is super exciting, the plot is compact and exciting, and the characters are three-dimensional. You can't stop watching it. Highly recommended! You can really see the author's intention. Come on come on

This book is quite exciting and beautiful. The author's writing style is gorgeous and delicate, and the wonderful storyline is vividly written. The characters are wonderfully described. It deserves five stars [like]

Why do I feel that the male protagonist is based on Liu Yu? Is this true?