(The rating has only just come out, but it'll go up later. Come on in and take a look!) Zhao Gao, the capital's number one dandy, has three favorite pastimes: cockfighting and dog racing, fawning over a sweet and innocent beauty, and criticizing his fiancée for her birthmark.
In his previous life, he was blinded by foolishness. He made a scene at the Feng family to break off his engagement for Li Yin'er, then became the Third Prince's lackey after marriage. In the end, Li Yin'er poisoned him herself, and he died full of regret.
Only as he lay dying did he learn the truth: the woman he'd called Auntie for twenty years was an outsider, while his birth mother was his stepmother, Madam Wang! Back then, Concubine Shen had secretly switched the babies, stealing his status as the legitimate son and ruining the lives of him and his mother.
Reborn into a new life, Zhao Gao is determined to cling to the Crown Prince and leave the dark path for the light.
In his previous life, he was blind to the truth. This time, he's learned to feign blindness. He closes his eyes and shows tenderness only to his wife and mother. As for his enemies? He sees them clearly, strikes without mercy, and makes every blow count.
The tactics in the book are not that thrilling, nor do they involve traversing the most commonly used systems in history and reciting poems and writing poems. The whole article reads like a smooth and natural story, which makes people read it with anticipation, which is good.
Let me help you refute the bad reviews. The writing is really good. I watched from 2 o'clock to 4:30. Although the excitement of the recognition position did not meet my psychological expectations, it is still good. The next plot should be that the male protagonist is like a god with his troops. Come on, come on. This book is the first gold mine I have found in the past two weeks. It has the potential of a gold medal author.
The storyline has ups and downs, the writing is so good, I love it so much
Average rating: The plot is good, the pacing is well controlled, and the language is average. Although it's not particularly good, it's not bad. This is not an AI article. There may be some traces of AI, but about 80% of it is rubbed by my own hands.
As of Chapter 21:
It can be regarded as a rebirth book that awakens the memories of past lives, and it is not invincible. In terms of the overall storyline, the writing is smooth, the plot arrangement is reasonable and ups and downs. The plot setting is in a buried state, and there is no explanation, so there are no obvious breaking points yet.
The male protagonist is not pure, and there is not much emotional exchange between the male and female protagonists, but the writing is relatively simple. It should be a non-single female protagonist.
The villains are also well arranged, and it feels like a micro-group portrait. The villain prince's IQ is online, and the emperor's status is extremely high. From the first confrontation between the male protagonist and the prince. In Chapter 20, after the male protagonist wins the first confrontation and breaks the game, the author arranges a dialogue between the emperor and the villain's third prince, which takes the story of this article to a new level.
The emperor said something to the effect as follows: "You did it, but you didn't do it well enough, and people took advantage of it."
The emperor was committed to cultivating the prince into a character who was as ruthless and resourceful as himself. Therefore, the villain Third Prince was arranged to appear as a counterattack. And all the ministers and people are pawns in his eyes, including the male protagonist.
The emperor knew all the plans, but it could be said to be fair that he did not sit back and watch the confrontation between the prince and the third prince. It fits the character image very well, but it is precisely this arrangement that gives me the feeling that the male protagonist is always threatened by the institutional framework and cannot break this destiny arrangement through his own efforts. It is contrary to my reading preferences, but it does not affect my high evaluation of this book.
Recommended reading, I will withdraw it first.
It's a good read, but I don't want to listen to it. I only want to read it chapter by chapter. It's just starting now, so it's a bit short, but I can keep it up.
So-so, but why is there a shitty yellow button at the critical moment?
Are you still messing around? Please update me quickly, otherwise you will give me a negative review.
Good card. Please give me the author's address.
I'll go, it's really good-looking, but it's too short. The author should update it soon! ! Why is it only chapter 33? I keep falling in love with serials. [Cry][cry][cry]
The storyline is very engaging and the plot does not drag on!
The tactics in the book are not that thrilling, nor do they involve traversing the most commonly used systems in history and reciting poems and writing poems. The whole article reads like a smooth and natural story, which makes people read it with anticipation, which is good.
Let me help you refute the bad reviews. The writing is really good. I watched from 2 o'clock to 4:30. Although the excitement of the recognition position did not meet my psychological expectations, it is still good. The next plot should be that the male protagonist is like a god with his troops. Come on, come on. This book is the first gold mine I have found in the past two weeks. It has the potential of a gold medal author.
The storyline has ups and downs, the writing is so good, I love it so much
Average rating: The plot is good, the pacing is well controlled, and the language is average. Although it's not particularly good, it's not bad. This is not an AI article. There may be some traces of AI, but about 80% of it is rubbed by my own hands.
As of Chapter 21: It can be regarded as a rebirth book that awakens the memories of past lives, and it is not invincible. In terms of the overall storyline, the writing is smooth, the plot arrangement is reasonable and ups and downs. The plot setting is in a buried state, and there is no explanation, so there are no obvious breaking points yet. The male protagonist is not pure, and there is not much emotional exchange between the male and female protagonists, but the writing is relatively simple. It should be a non-single female protagonist. The villains are also well arranged, and it feels like a micro-group portrait. The villain prince's IQ is online, and the emperor's status is extremely high. From the first confrontation between the male protagonist and the prince. In Chapter 20, after the male protagonist wins the first confrontation and breaks the game, the author arranges a dialogue between the emperor and the villain's third prince, which takes the story of this article to a new level. The emperor said something to the effect as follows: "You did it, but you didn't do it well enough, and people took advantage of it." The emperor was committed to cultivating the prince into a character who was as ruthless and resourceful as himself. Therefore, the villain Third Prince was arranged to appear as a counterattack. And all the ministers and people are pawns in his eyes, including the male protagonist. The emperor knew all the plans, but it could be said to be fair that he did not sit back and watch the confrontation between the prince and the third prince. It fits the character image very well, but it is precisely this arrangement that gives me the feeling that the male protagonist is always threatened by the institutional framework and cannot break this destiny arrangement through his own efforts. It is contrary to my reading preferences, but it does not affect my high evaluation of this book. Recommended reading, I will withdraw it first.
It's a good read, but I don't want to listen to it. I only want to read it chapter by chapter. It's just starting now, so it's a bit short, but I can keep it up.
So-so, but why is there a shitty yellow button at the critical moment? Are you still messing around? Please update me quickly, otherwise you will give me a negative review.
Good card. Please give me the author's address.
I'll go, it's really good-looking, but it's too short. The author should update it soon! ! Why is it only chapter 33? I keep falling in love with serials. [Cry][cry][cry]
The storyline is very engaging and the plot does not drag on!