A Bystander's Everyday Life in the Qing Dynasty

It was well written, but the ending was a bit too fast.

The ending of this book caught me off guard (′◑д◐`)!

Well. But why did it end so suddenly? It was written well at the beginning, but then it just clicked and stopped. There is absolutely no plot development. . .

Ouch ouch. I want to read the independent chapter of Fourth Prince

It's a bit disappointing, but the plot and character descriptions in the beginning and middle are good. The ending was very anticlimactic. I feel like the author is not lacking in writing power, but just doesn't want to write any longer. Forget it, it has an ending.

There are a lot of great conspiracies set up, and it's all over in one go. It's too hasty.

Why is it still an anti-theft chapter? I haven't thought about it for a while, so I read it again. I ended up buying it in one fell swoop and found that it has not been replaced from this chapter to the latest one.

This ending is so anticlimactic. What a pity. The plot after the fourth elder brother Chun Tai falls into the water does not look like it was written by the same person. The plot about Shu Hui losing her memory is also very interesting. To be honest, it's better to cut off the update if it's unfinished, so that you can at least fantasize about it and leave some false hope.

Not great at the beginning, but good in the middle and late stages!

It took me three days to read this book, and when I got to the last chapter, I was a little bit unfinished. I wanted to know the development of the fourth elder brother. Although I knew he would definitely become emperor in the end, I still wanted to know the follow-up development. There is also Sun Yuqiong, a girl who does tasks in the quick travel system. I haven't read the story clearly in Jinjiang for a long time, because many people are thinking about conquering the fourth brother. Encourage authors to write better and better articles and write beautiful articles