I really liked this book! Fun and silly! It's a pity that I've read too many Chunfeng Yao's books and I got a little tired of it, so I didn't read it again.
I like this one very much! I like all the historical derivative animation scripts I wrote. The writing is very touching. When I saw the death of Qin Shihuang, the decline of the Tang Dynasty, and the second running script in the world, these plots really brought tears to my eyes!
This one is also very nice! The comics drawn by the protagonist are also very cute and interesting, and the interaction with the father drawn by the protagonist is also very fun.
I read this very early on, and I really liked it at the time, but it may be a bit outdated now. . . The main plot, especially the interaction with the other male protagonist and the protagonist's godfather, is really average, but I really like the protagonist's career line. I opened a bookstore and first made reference books for the imperial examination, then original novels, and then published monthly novels. The text inside was well written in Chinese, but the outside protagonist's line was really illogical and the plot was awkward.
I personally prefer novels written by the protagonist, but this one is also very good. The protagonist has the attribute of judgment and will judge the crimes in the level after clearing the level. I like this kind of plot where the crime is deserved, but it is a pity that the author stopped updating it.
The setting of this book is very attractive to me. The female protagonist has just traveled through time and was not tortured by the feudal society, but the male protagonist has a miscarriage and is tortured by his conscience and is about to commit suicide. Fortunately, the male protagonist's parents still love their children. Although they don't know why he is unhappy, they still respect him and let him and the female protagonist work together without objection.