
You Two, Father and Son, Are Being Ridiculous (Imperial Exams)
你们父子别太离谱(科举)
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This ending makes me sorry that I stayed up all night to read it. . . . .
This is very similar to me, Di Cheng, who was almost done playing. I got impatient and continued playing. I just killed myself with poison and played the ending cg.
I finished reading it, but I wasn't satisfied. Obviously this kind of setting can be written in more than one million words, and many of the plots can be discussed in detail. In the end, there were less than half a million words, and the ending was too rushed.
... I just feel uncomfortable. The character setting is quite attractive, and the storyline feels like it could be written in detail. Why is it written so much like an outline? If I wasn't so interested in the characters, I would have given up long ago. I can only give this article 3 stars or even lower.
If it weren't for my obsessive-compulsive disorder and wanting to finish reading the ending, I would have given up on the story halfway through. It has been a running story since the beginning of the case in the county. I believe the outline is uploaded as the main text. I am really speechless. I came from the prince's article. The two articles really don't seem to be written by the same person. The whole story of Gu's father's Machiavellian character is just what the male protagonist says, what the male protagonist thinks, plus a little macro description. Where is it specifically reflected? ? Needless to say about the emotional scenes, it's the same as not writing them The emperor relied on the support of the princess and the queen mother to ascend to power. He did not say anything about his own power. If the country was about to be destroyed, he went to the imperial chariot to conquer it. So this emperor was a fool. If the throne was gone, it would make sense not to struggle. However, the previous article repeatedly said that he was a rebel, which made me think that the emperor was a person who pretended to be a pig and eat the tiger. It turned out that he was not pretending to be a pig, but a real pig. Every plot point that could be written was covered in a few sentences. All the characters were very thin, and the character design was wasted.
The ending was a little too rushed. Actually, I can write a lot of content. My wife is in a bit of a hurry.
When I read Chapter 120, I couldn't believe that the remaining nine chapters would explain it clearly. This ending is too hasty. There is obviously a lot more that could be written, but it's a pity.
I skipped chapters to read the ending. I can only say that I missed such a good character in vain.
I would like to see people in later generations discuss their grandparents and grandchildren, is there any?
The ending is too sudden. At least there is one more chapter to transition.