The House of Black Robes

DaDa, when are you going to open a new pit? Such a rare treasure, the writer of the male protagonist of ancient Chinese novels is DaDa. I really read one book after another. I don't know how long it has been since I came back to read it.

The heroine Woo Woo Woo doesn't actually appear that much, but she's still likeable and impressive.

The writing is super good, touching and rewarding. The career line is super wonderful. If history follows this development track, it would be quite exciting. [Sahua]'s writing is super good, and the emotional line is also okay.

The writing is very good. It is one of the few ancient texts that I have read. I give it a thumbs up!

It's so well written. It's this chapter that reminds me of the various ancient Chinese reading comprehension tests I did during the college entrance examination. . .

Hope is very good, I read it in one sitting!

It's so well written, it's like a fairy. I couldn't bear to close my eyes. I watched the end in one breath. I'll be done with it when I go to work tomorrow.

After reading it, it came from Jia Zhang. I didn't realize it at the beginning, but later I suddenly realized that this was different from Jia Zhang's Red Mansions world, but a real historical world. After the protagonist saved Zhengde, I also felt that the protagonist could really change the fun Emperor Zhengde. You want to say how bad and poisonous he is. It's not that serious, he is just purely playful. But this playfulness was fatal to the emperor. What works first and what works next. And this is a great guy who risked his own life. Historically, this man was drowned while out playing, and he died very early. It was only when the emperor died that he discovered that the emperor had no sons. The whole book is very interesting, but there is actually one question that I have always been confused about. When the protagonist arrives, is Emperor Zhengde already dead? The book only mentions how thin he was, but not whether he was alive. But later it was said that Emperor Zhengde was dead, so who was the one who killed Zhengde? Did the protagonist sit back and watch the death of Emperor Zhengde, or was it simply his hand? As for whether there will be two princes? I think the two princes were in conflict and did not dare to let the emperor die before their goal was achieved. One last thing to mention, this time there is only one feeling about the protagonist's records in the history books. As expected, history books cannot be fully trusted.

I was attracted by another book and read nearly a hundred chapters. The author's writing is good and he quotes a lot of ancient texts. It looks very interesting. There are some logic bugs but I can tolerate it. However, I always feel that there is a lack of foundation for the final changes, such as food. Our ability to eat now is not just based on imported high-yielding plants, but on the transformation of rice and other food crops by generations of people. Today, our staple food is still rice and wheat instead of corn, sweet potatoes, and potatoes. These plants have their limitations as staple foods, especially potatoes and sweet potatoes. The water content is too high and they are prone to diseases and insect pests, and they are the most difficult to store. This makes me a little confused when I see this kind of plot. However, it is still a good article. It also shows that the author has done a lot of homework. It is great. I look forward to more works from the author!

So well written! Come on, madam! [Spread flowers]