The setting is very interesting. The heroine claims to be a descendant of Shisan, and is treated as a granddaughter by the fourth master. That's right. There were many rules in the Qing Dynasty, which made many things somewhat inconvenient for women.
Liu Zhi, the prince of the Han Dynasty, has a great character and a good mind, and Wei Huo has been saved. What's more interesting is that Gongsun Jingsheng and others who had a bad history were all trained by Liu Zhi. In short, the characters such as Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Wei Zifu, Wei Huo, etc. Are all three-dimensional. The relationship between Liu Zhi and the father and son of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty is very well written. As for the golden finger, there is it, but it is not too outrageous, and it feels like a steady flow of water.
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