The infrastructure construction was mainly at the back (sending officers out). In the early stage, I only remembered to write the story of the academy, a north and south list, and the background of the original heroine. It was quite satisfactory, not overly dark, and sometimes it felt a bit shady. If you are interested in the story of the academy, you can read the previous chapter. Mainly, I don't eat this kind of food, so I have no impression.
There is another version of Yan Qing, one with Yan Qing as the emperor, and one with Lu Bu as the emperor, but there will be no sense of homogeneity. Diao Chan wrote very little, was smart and courageous, and ran away after the incident. The protagonist didn't even pursue the story to the end, so the scene was over and he didn't get hacked. The two basic infrastructures are quite interesting.
Suspense/detective, group portraits, love, I didn't watch much when I returned to the capital in the later period. The middle cases are really great, and the detective line of investigating corrupt officials is very comfortable to watch. The shortcomings of the protagonist in the early stage may be more obvious, and I think the protagonist Shou is a bit too kind and too hypocritical, but it gives me the feeling that Shou discovers that his friends Ge Shu and Gong are upholding feudal rule and have great prejudices. The conflicts may seem Shou's hypocrisy. I quite like this treatment. Later, Shou gradually grew up, and Gong also grew up, and he changed some of his own ideas. The group portraits are wonderful, the female supporting characters in the early stage are particularly eye-catching, the supporting male characters have online IQs, the characters in the small cases are very smart, and several cases are impressive.
Children, infrastructure, group portraits. I liked it very much in the early stages. There was a battle of wits between attack and defeat, and the interspersed emotional lines were very light, and it was quite easy to relate to. Governance is very long, but it is very pragmatic. Every time we go to a place, the governance issues highlighted are different from the previous ones (this does not mean that there is no governance, but we just focus on new issues and solve them according to local conditions). The protagonist punishes the family very harshly.
Infrastructure, county magistrate, promotion after development. A supporting character died. Some people in the comment section said that the death was so sudden, but I liked it very much. There was a sense of impermanence, and the supporting character's followers or CP also continued to do their own things. It's just that the supporting character died so tragically, but it completely changed my impression of him, and my favorability immediately increased. At the end, I really like what my sister gave me.