My Father Is Liu Bingyi

The writing is very delicate and the writing style is also good. Considering the current plot, many people's endings should be better. I personally feel that there are several problems. The first history progress is too slow. Because of the meticulous writing style, the plot progress is a bit slow. The second protagonist is too young. Liu Bingji and Xu Pingjun will definitely live a long time with the help of the protagonist. By the time the protagonist reaches the level of emperor, he will be at least thirty or forty years old. According to the current progress, it is impossible to write four to five hundred pictures. People from third countries write sad and sad words with a knife and a knife, but they should not write too much or be too long. After all, it is better to read novels more relaxedly.

Readers commented that "AI is getting stronger and stronger, and they want to fool us." "AI is not guilty, AI represents the cutting-edge of science and technology, and is advanced productivity." The author thought for a while and prepared to let AI write the rest. His hands were shaking a little when feeding AI information, but the speed was not slow. Suddenly, I vaguely heard the sound of sharpening a knife next door. The author was stunned for a moment, opened his mouth, and wanted to say something.

The writing is quite comfortable and heart-warming, but there is one drawback. The protagonist's intelligence-enhancing effect is too strong. He can teach people how to make things at the age of two. Teaching how to make a cake is nothing, but improving production tools is a bit over the top 🤦

The most delicious meal I have eaten recently, the writing is good, the plot is smooth, the characters are well created, but there are too few seedlings🌱

The writing is smooth and the story unfolds slowly. I will skip it when I should skip it. When writing about historical events, we will also reasonably integrate the situation and explain it, rather than forcefully writing, which will make it look like copying a history book.

The author patiently combines the background of the times with the fate of the characters. It is a very solid read, and the detailed emotional descriptions are excellent. Readers who like to fight monsters and upgrade may find it not satisfying enough. Personally, I think this is exactly the advantage of this book. The reading experience is great, never boring, and the descriptions of maneuvers and struggles are clear and true. Some people may question that the little doll's behavior is too outrageous. In fact, you can be more tolerant. First, this is the main line, the main perspective, and the protagonist must be involved; second, perhaps the ancients' acceptance, tolerance, and expectations for the so-called "prodigy" far exceeded ours. Gan Luo was awarded the title of prime minister at the age of 12, and Xiang Li was the master of Confucius at the age of 7. Great book!

It's a good book. I clicked on it and read it. It's already tied. It's not a pure and refreshing book, but I feel that the protagonist's perspective is a little lacking. However, the protagonist is only two years old, which is reasonable. Also, the timeline feels too fast for a while, and then slows down again. Overall, it is a good book, and I give it five stars.

I really like this kind of brave and resourceful plot. The protagonist has his own thinking and the supporting characters are also intelligent. The author writes it very well.

Except for Liu Zhi and the passages about defending the princelings in his works, I like the character portrayal of Huo Guang and Liu Bingji. I will not comment on whether Liu Ju is innocent or not. The author chose a controversial historical stage to depict. The author's tendency is that Prince Wei is innocent, so the whole text follows this tone. To be honest, the author is not a fan of Liu Zuo. The bias is too obvious. I like the other parts very much. It's just that the two-year-old protagonist is too smart, right?

The writing is very good. I can really immerse myself in the author's writing rhythm. The only shortcoming is that there are too few. Author, where do you live? I want to help you cook and replenish your body. I definitely don't want to lock you in a small dark room and make you get up early and work hard day and night day and night. I'm convinced. The latest two chapters have begun to suck. First, there are too many modern nouns for the characters in the book. Will Huo Guang say "center of gravity"? Secondly, the childish behavior that the protagonist had been deliberately portraying before has completely disappeared. In addition to claiming that he can't tell that he is a child at all, it feels like the author has lost patience with the book.