The Handsome Young Husband of the Chief Minister's Household

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In the later stage, it really developed too fast, and it felt a bit ridiculous. The article does not show much of Gu Ye's political abilities (it seems that many authors who write articles do not highlight this aspect because they do not understand it themselves). Changes need to be adapted to local conditions according to local environment, folk customs, and affluence. However, because Gu Ye has a systematic plan, many of them are rigid and rely on modern technology and force to get through (many, not to say all). The level of social productivity in the article is also a little strange. For example, Gu Ye produces toilet paper. Would a society with rice paper production capabilities be without straw paper? If you still use bamboo blades to scrape, what would be the reason? Because of money and low productivity, the people at the bottom are digging in the fields and still hungry. Many things are not popular because they were not invented at that time. For example, soap was used by people before BC. It is because they do not have the ability to be industrialized on a large scale. And large-scale production needs to be built bit by bit from scratch according to the environment. It's not that I want to produce soap. I can put all the factory equipment, raw materials, manpower and products in place within a few months on a white field, and then the products will come out. Then immediately everyone has money to buy this and that. The overall development ideas and logic of the article are not problematic. The social reform progress bar is too fast. I think it's a refreshing article that's a little faster, and this article seems to have airdropped a violent technician in a social environment similar to the Song Dynasty. Using both hands and brains, it didn't take 100 years to directly develop to reform and opening up. It's a bit scary.

I feel that the back is not as beautiful as the front... Ancient texts are becoming more and more modern

It actually looks pretty cool, but it would be nice if there were more extras

Is this still mixed reviews? ? ? ? ? Don't be too outrageous and cry! Are the people who are belittled sick? (A real disease)

I finished reading it. What can I say? The rest of it was a bit beyond my expectations. I felt that the transition was very fast. A dynasty just disappeared and it became a modern country. Moreover, Yu'er is so young. Even if she is very smart, she really understands so many things emotionally at such a young age. Just a seven-year-old kid. However, I have already seen the ending and have chosen to finish it all.

Ah? Is this the end of just one extra chapter? [Afraid] Looking at your ending chapter, I feel like you will write several extra chapters. I'm still waiting to see if there will be extra chapters from Gu Xiaodi and the others.

So pretty! ! Come on! ! ,

Ah, is it over? Is there no more extras? Woohoo!

This male protagonist, no matter how the author describes him as extraordinary and single-minded, always makes people feel very greasy and vulgar. And let's not mention that the background of the novel is ancient times, the emperor's imperial power and so on. Even if he attempts to kill someone in modern times, he will probably not be sentenced to death. If his wife attempts to be killed, he is so vicious that he hates the emperor for not killing his own son. I really can't understand it. Throughout the novel, the male protagonist is as baffling as the time-traveling woman.