Teaching in the Tang Dynasty, I Picked Up a Poor Little Bride

I have been in a book drought some time ago, and I came across this novel by chance. I didn't have much expectations at first, thinking it would be another monotonous hegemony and harem plot novel. After reading it, I completely changed my mind. It really gave me a great surprise. The writing rhythm of the whole book is soothing, but it is particularly gripping. I am picky about reading books and have a hard time calming down. Only when I read this book, I could read quietly. The writing style is simple and gentle, without piling up complicated and gorgeous rhetoric, and there is no flashy and empty feeling. It is comfortable and enjoyable to read. The plot is also very real and moving: the fate of the protagonists Li Qingshi and Liu Qinghe began when they accidentally jumped into a river, and their relationship was an ordinary and ordinary life. Although it is a novel story, there is no sense of separation that is suspended from the drama. There are also two brothers from the Liu family. When I first met them, I thought they were rogue supporting characters in traditional novels who stir up trouble. Unexpectedly, the author completely laid out their involuntary difficulties, their growth and transformation along the way, and finally gained their own stability and happiness. The characters are very three-dimensional. The book is interspersed with daily scenes of rural fireworks and plots in which the protagonist skillfully uses modern knowledge to drive the villagers to improve their lives. This dilutes the deliberate sense of refreshing that is common in online books (although it can be guessed), and is full of a down-to-earth and warm human atmosphere. Nowadays, the Internet literature market is full of fast-paced cool novels and assembly-line harem routines. To find such a slow-paced masterpiece with both plot and writing online is like finding a pearl in the ocean. This is the first time I have written a long review seriously. I don't really know how to appreciate writing, and I can't offer professional suggestions for revision. [Laughs awkwardly] But I can clearly distinguish between good and bad stories, and I really think this book is worth reading. In the end, there is only one clichéd wish left: Dear author, please update as soon as possible! [Ask for attention][Ask for more updates]💕💕

In ancient times, people got married early and had many wives. After all, life expectancy was low and children might not survive. The population needed to be continued. Large numbers were the way to go. It was normal to raise the dead in small numbers so that you could draw more cards to see if you could draw some good cards. This was true for emperors and the same was true for ordinary families. In ancient times, if you wanted to have a single female protagonist, you would have to bother the author and open a larger plug-in for the male protagonist. It is very dangerous to have children and get sick, even when you grow up. If the plug-in is small, the best way is to have more female protagonists and more children. If I travel to ancient times and my cheating is relatively small, I will definitely not let the girl I like give birth to my child. After all, it is a ghost gate. I would rather let other people live and let her raise her. The various characters in this book are written about real people. Unlike other books, only princes and generals are real people, with the breath of life.

Damn it, this is the best novel I have ever read in ancient literature. The characters are described so fully, and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. It is awesome. Important things have to be said three times. No money is confiscated, no money is confiscated, no money is confiscated.

I really like reading this kind of article where the protagonist leads the villagers to live a good life. I love it. It's so good!

The writing is really good, there are no thrilling scenes, but it reproduces the style of the Tang Dynasty in ordinary life. It is really good. Among the novels in the past year or two, the quality is really high-end.

So far, it looks really good. There are no flaws. It's very warm.

In the early years of Zhenguan, the barren mountains were barren, refugees were everywhere, and the people were struggling in famine. The protagonist traveled through time. The novel broke away from the common plot of court intrigue in time-travel literature, and focused the story on the livelihood of the local people. The protagonist relies on his kind heart to lead the villagers, and the desolate Taihang slowly ushered in the situation of full of grains and barns. The beginning is very good and attractive, but I am very obsessed with details and the description later is a bit strange. The author is right in setting up the character, but I just feel that the setting is a bit crooked. The author's description is a bit muddy and too soft-tempered. Salted fish are not like this. The heroine is also described as being pulled out of the line of death. She is originally a broken person. The author should have wanted to highlight the character of the heroine, but I think it is very unrealistic for an ancient rural woman to be pampered into a modern fairy in less than a year. She should be frightened, hesitant and fawning when she first got married. However, the author hid these inside and described the heroine's appearance as a simple person. I think it is wrong. The male protagonist is a ninja master who can hold back the fire for half a year and enjoy it. I am curious, doesn't Xiao Qingshi hurt after a long time? One insists on being in a different room to protect the heroine, and the other flirts with the hero crazily for his own sense of security. I can only say that it is no wonder that they are a family. In terms of the end of the job-hopping, the rest of the plot is quite good. The other plot descriptions are very good. To be honest, I feel that the characters in the village are more three-dimensional than the male and female protagonists. I look forward to the author's future The content, the summary is that the book is still very good, it is very good to find such a book on Tomato, but I tend to criticize. Generally, I don't even give book reviews for bad books. I am the kind of person who will praise good writing, but if you are shocked, I will keep criticizing you [staring] Come on, author [already planted]

I have read more than 2,000 pages. It is a good book. It is written very carefully. It brings the little characters to life. It has a little bit of knife. It is the helplessness and tears of the little people in the market. After reading half of it, as an old bookworm, King Akaashi in Tomato has no feeling for the description. I feel average about the writing, but the plot and content are really good, and the presentation is also very good [already planted]

The author's writing style is very delicate, the plot advances slowly, and is solid and orderly; the language is very contagious and the emotions are full of emotions. It is a good book worth reading. I have a small suggestion. Anyway, Sun Simiao has already laid the foundation for it. Can we save Du Ruhui once in the future and not let him die so early...

It's a very interesting novel. Come on, the author must keep writing it [currently working on the manuscript]