Too thin.
There wasn't much in the live broadcast content, and the reaction from everyone was a bit boring (this may be because I've watched too many related topics, but it's really average).
Very, very wonderfully written. The content of the live broadcast is good and the response from the people is also good. The language style is also a rare combination of reality + imagery in this genre. Some scene transitions are very cinematic, and you can even imagine those silky transitions.
Because the writing is so good, some flaws in my personal sense feel a bit pity. For example, the transition is good, but I personally feel that it becomes a bit crafty in the later stages. After all, the first time I watched the transition, I was amazed. The second time I watched the transition, I found that the transition method was exactly the same and it became dull. The third time I watched it, it was the same transition. Uh-huh, the fourth time, my heart started to pound.
However, the above are my personal thoughts and viewing habits. The author himself is quite talented, so I highly recommend reading it. If you like this style of painting, you will enjoy reading this book.
How to say it. A bit hard to comment on. The protagonist, the teacher, doesn't look like a teacher, but he is a teacher by profession.
It's fun to interact with historical figures! It's really fun! But OOC is really unbearable.
In fact, the author took precautions from the beginning, but I think everyone has different understandings of historical figures, so there is nothing to be afraid of if it is just OOC. When I clicked on it... Oh, it was OOC that I couldn't understand. The o is not the character's cognition, the o is the character's behavior. I was asked to jump repeatedly between o and no o, but it was difficult for me to do so, so I gave up.
The live broadcast part is well written, although I don't know why only the voice part is in brackets and the picture description is not...
Mainly, the reactions of historical figures are too, uh, upright?
How to put it, when I hear someone say that I am wrong, I will subconsciously refute it, not to mention the famous emperors and other figures in history... It is so fake that I can't stand it... And it is so closely interspersed with the live broadcast content that I can't even ignore it... It's a pity.
I felt good after reading it in one sitting. The only drawback is that there is nothing special to remember. And in the end, the protagonist discovers that his video is connected to ancient times. I personally feel it is a bit awkward (including the description of the modern part).
There are a few live broadcasts based on literature. But then it started to become popular. It's not that it's not good, it's mainly because I watch the live broadcast for fun, not to worry about the quality of the feudal monarchy...
In short, the article is good-looking, and the description of the public's reaction is also very interesting. It is not finished yet, so I will read it again.
Only wrote about one topic. It's a little short compared to other books of the same type, but it felt good to read it in one go.
I personally feel that a small flaw is that the population transfer is a bit inappropriate (this is purely my personal opinion, not that it is poorly written). Recommended to take a look.
It's great to blow. Very good at boasting. I recall the parts about Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty over and over again. Others are relatively bland (maybe it's because they can't play OTZ themselves). However, I skipped the part about Qin Shihuang and I really can't read it.
After the live broadcast, I really liked the Wu Zetian part, but didn't watch much of the rest.
Very detailed, very detailed writing. It only writes about the Ming Dynasty. I personally think the characters' reactions and behaviors are very good.
But the content of the subsequent live broadcast was really not what I was interested in, so I didn't watch it.
Well written. The reactions of historical figures are also within my acceptable range. But as the number of live broadcast content methods increases, I am no longer interested.
And after the protagonist grew up, I started to feel embarrassed... (And the growth that the author thinks is different from what I think...)
Overall, it's still worth a look.
It was very interesting, and it mentioned many neglected talents (such as medicine, agriculture, astronomy, geography, physical chemistry, etc.), Which made me excited.
But when there are more and more people, I can't stand it anymore. I'll check it out after it's finished.
It looks good, and the text is also good in Chinese. It was a bit embarrassing at first, but then it gradually integrated into the immoral atmosphere (but Emperor Wu's pa was still a bit embarrassing to me)
But it gradually became popular in the end, so I didn't finish it to avoid embarrassment.
Beautiful!
The live content is well written and the characters' reactions are moderate. However, the video is a bit long and the topic is quite broad. And the CP rumors in the second video are a bit difficult to prove, but it is still interesting.
Personally, I feel that the post-live talk was very well written. Although the history has been changed, it has not been completely changed, but it feels more real to me.