Great Tang and Wu Zhou: My Distant Aunt Is Wu Zhao?

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If the male lead really takes the fall, that would be incredible.

It's fine, no problems. How to write a book about a power-hungry monster in a way that will keep readers engaged is a question that requires careful consideration.

I've seen the latest part in one go. Keep it up! Ah, there are a few minor traffic jams ahead, but the lanes are wide enough and comfortable enough. I think those 100 people immersed in the border between the Tang Dynasty and Tibet—those 100 American-equipped engineers and 100 American-equipped soldiers—I suggest that they be able to summon them to your side at any time, or bring them to your…

It's a great story. The protagonist is a true hero, but unfortunately, he was born at the wrong time. The world collapses at the beginning, but the protagonist turns the tide, accumulates strength, and finally unifies the world to achieve great things.

That's right, the only problem is the time-space teleportation. Luoyang and Chang'an are quite far apart, so transmitting information is like making a phone call; some people can even travel back and forth instantly, like taking a high-speed train. The author should pay attention to the timing.

The first 50 chapters of this book are quite solid, then the author starts to go all out and take a fast-paced, exciting route. However, it's hard to find books that are both borderline and logically consistent; nine out of ten borderline novels struggle with coherence, or rather, readers who enjoy borderline stories prefer thrilling moments.

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So far, the novel seems pretty good. The content is rich and varied, the subject matter and themes are novel, and the characters are portrayed delicately and realistically. It's worth reading. I hope the author can persevere, not stop updating, and maintain the current level of quality. I will continue to support him!

While it wasn't particularly exciting, it certainly didn't deserve a 6 out of 10; I'd say 70 or 80. At least I could manage to read it. The biggest problem right now is the matchmaking between the subordinate and Wang Xiao, which is a major taboo in harem novels.