[Full Order] A very good Xiaobai Shuangwen. It has a bit of a translation of classical Chinese at the beginning, but then it becomes a lot more plain. The side chapters are also very interesting. Summary: The time-traveling heroine rebels against Shuang Baiwen, and this rebellion needs to be questioned. Many places are filled with anachronistic utopian fantasies, and the portrayal of historical figures is relatively consistent with historical images, but it is indeed worth reading. I gave it three stars because Jinjiang wouldn't let me give it four or five stars.
[Full order equalization] It was a little limited in the early stage, but in the later stage, when it was written that the people are the masters of the country, it was considered to have a higher intention and jumped out of the limitations of a simple Chinese classroom.
[Subscribe 20%+] As far as the parts I have read are concerned, the history is quite thorough. I feel that the author did not just follow the trend and write half-heartedly. Some of the negative aspects are very high-level.
[Full Booking] It is rare to see a historical live broadcast focusing on various medical scientists, agriculturists, and chemists (?), Which is refreshing. The author didn't just write randomly. It can be seen that he made a lot of supplementary information, which deserves five stars.
[Read 30%+] I started reading it from the pre-Qin Dynasty, and it is full of subtle meaning and profound thinking. But I don't remember why I didn't continue watching it.