It's been some time since I finished reading and I'm still thinking about it, the setting, the plot, the beautiful love... It shows that it's well written.
I give it 9.5 Points. The Tyrant has fixed the bug that made me dislike loyal dogs; the episode that lives up to its title, the Tyrant is a real tyrant. In the long history of ancient times, Tyrant is the first and one of my favorites. It's very doting, so doting that one can't help but wonder whether the irrational feelings set in are too abrupt. Finally, I understand, who doesn't like puppies? The baby chicken is so cute that it deserves everything [Compare Hearts]
I give it 9.8 Points. If I could recommend only one book on this list, I would give this award to Di Ce Chen Gui. The chapter structure is clear, and each chapter has an ancient style subtitle which is even more wonderful. The most important thing is that the taste of ancient times is so strong, and the taste of monarchs and ministers is so delicious. The sweetness of love and love does not erase the class difference between Gu Dan and monarchs and ministers. It is so rare. Gu Bing's "ordinary" appearance is even more delicious, which greatly emphasizes his personality charm. He is so good at writing. I always recall the period when the two of them were hiding in the Buddhist temple and the period when Xuanyuan Zhaomin first ascended the throne and went to see Gu Bing in secret. The two protagonists are both charming as courtiers and as monarchs. Falling in love with each other is a normal thing, not to mention that they were kind of confidants when they first met. Gu Bing (Shou) had unrequited love in the early stage. (It's so good to write an introduction and make me want to watch it again) [helpless]