Years Like a Song: The Road of a True Patriot

It's a bland, uneventful story, but without any major flaws, so I'd give it four stars!

It's very easy to write; I just caught up to the latest chapter.

Overall, it's acceptable. One aspect I particularly appreciate is the large family size (a family must meet certain criteria: a certain number of people, several pillars in each generation, more people mean more choices, and the two most important sectors, military and government, should all have pillars; the banking/energy system could also be included later).

Not bad, it's my type. Although it's a bit rambling, it's already quite good for an article of this quality on Tomato magazine.

I think it's written quite well; there aren't any particularly trivial details, and the budget is very well written. Now I'm just waiting for it to finish. Anyone want to give me a hand?

This book is actually not bad; it weaves history through film and television. The downside is that there are too many characters, making the characters too scattered.

This book is also known as: The Birth of a Noble Family

This book is very similar to the one that started with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; the content is roughly the same. It's better to read the other one than this one, at least that one is finished.

The Rise of the Modern Lin Clan

This book is one of the best among the many famous novels.