How the Princess of the Tang Dynasty's Dying Empire Turned the Tide
大唐末世公主殿下如何力挽狂澜
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient-Style Life
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Your wife writes so beautifully! I haven't tied it yet, but now I have two small suggestions that I would like to make (◍>◡<◍) First, Yingluo's mother is well portrayed, but calling her "Guo" all the time makes her feel a little disconnected. Most of the ancient women in history had their names erased and could only be referred to as ×. This is the helplessness of the times. Since they are all novels, I hope that all the female characters in the book can have their own names so that they can be seen. Second, the frequency of dashes in the text is a bit high, which occasionally affects reading fluency. It would be more comfortable to reduce it appropriately.
It's good-looking. What I like most is that although the heroine came from time-travel, she has not broken away from her identity. She is the daughter of a prince who is not loved by the emperor. Under this identity, even though she is very loved by the emperor, she can't change anything. She is like reaching into a river and bringing out some water drops, but she still can't change its flow. Looking forward to the subsequent plot.
It's tied. I don't know how to put it. Anyway, I kept crying for a few chapters while reading it. This is because of Yingluo's powerlessness in facing the torrent of history at a young age, and the powerlessness of knowing the historical direction of her imperial grandfather. Come on, author, I will definitely finish it.
It's a good book, but I hope it doesn't take more than 100 or 200 chapters to complete. I have a few suggestions. One is that in the chaotic times of the late Tang Dynasty, heroes emerged in large numbers. I hope that the later writing will be more comprehensive, with war scenes, and the courage of the heroes from all walks of life will be written. The author must expand it and look forward to the heroine ruling the world. Another thing is the current words of Xuanzong. I don't know if it's my misunderstanding. I always feel that some places have a Qing Dynasty flavor. Maybe I'm overthinking it.
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It's a very interesting story about a heroine, but it's not finished, and I still couldn't get enough of it. The heroine is currently on one side of the separatist regime and is the governor of the three states. I like this kind of heroine. She has to study hard and gain rights. She can also influence the women around her, be loved by her parents, and be taught and cared about by her teachers.
I think the subject matter is good, and I hope that the heroine will gradually become stronger and have a stronger voice in the future. But every time I see the heroine's father, I get angry because he is not meant to be an emperor. I really want to fast forward to when the heroine becomes emperor
Come on, writers! Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws. The description of the big scenes in it is very touching, and the author's direction is also very well controlled. The overall story is the career history of the heroine! Some room for improvement is that some parts describe craftsmanship, and I prefer to watch big scenes, haha. I didn't feel like watching the chapters where the heroine travels! More authors more more more more
It's quite interesting. My favorite part is when the heroine goes to Liangzhou. The sea is vast, fish can jump, and the sky is high, birds can fly. The metaphors used by the author are very good. I mentioned AI traces in the comment section. I don't think it's okay. Some stories are particularly painful to re-read because of AI traces. The author should have written more of them himself.
It's not enough to read. It's so good that I finished it in one afternoon. The author's writing makes people want to read more. I originally wanted to buy more before starting to read, but as soon as I came in, I saw the latest chapter directly 😳 The heroine's past life experience seems not to be fully described. She is definitely not a history student, but through it, in addition to the current knowledge of epic speech categories, there will also be corresponding professional and professional skills that can be transferred. I hope that there will be more detailed descriptions as the plot develops 🤔 Looking forward to more follow-up 💕