Some books I thought were good after I read them, and some I read in the early years and thought they were good at the time, but don't necessarily think so now.
Nice [rainbow fart]! Very nice live broadcast. The author's writing style is amazing! I really like the feeling of narration. When watching it, I feel like there are pictures playing along with the text description. Rich historical data and a correct view of history. The image of the emperor in the book is not as stereotyped as in other live broadcast articles. There were some rumors in the rumor refutation section. I only found out that they were false through the author's narration. It was a very high-quality article. Decisively bookmark the author and look forward to the next one.
It was the first time that I was so clearly aware of the situation of women. I shed tears of pain for my compatriots and ignited a burning rage. It was a very good article to awaken consciousness. While reading, I applauded the resistance of the women in the article, and shed tears of anger at the injustice and contempt they encountered. For the first time, I saw the situation of women clearly, where I first woke up.
It's an early post, I can't remember it. At the time, I thought it was a very good Gong Dou Wen. I vaguely remember that the heroine did not seem to fall in love with the emperor, which is quite rare. Of course, it may be that I didn't watch enough of it. After so many years, I still hope that the heroine can return to modern times instead of staying in the cannibalistic feudal society. I have nothing to say about the book Butterfly Shadow under the Moon, it's a good read and I recommend it.