The author should write about popular science. In fact, the writing is quite interesting, but the war scenes are too childish. You can't tell what the protagonist is doing at all... It's quite... Boring... But if the author writes about historical science, I will definitely buy it.
Chunxi Di Xiao Historical Series. The heroine is the daughter of Guo Ziyi, a non-traveler, and a native of the Tang Dynasty. The style is relatively relaxed and humorous, and there is nothing sadistic about it, but it is too bland and lacks any explosive points, and it is unfinished, so I don't recommend it very much.
Several of this author's other historical novels have male protagonists. I quite like them, but I feel like I just can't write them with female protagonists. It's not an anticlimax, just average overall. And I stood on the wrong side and ate the prodigy group... (Gritting my teeth)
What I don't like very much is that the Anshi Rebellion mainly relied on Li Longji to have nightmares whenever something happened, which was too casual. There is also a heroine who is an official at the grassroots level. This part is written in such a shaky way that no one would urge a man to serve in the military just because he can go to school with his children. In ancient times, women were also an important labor force, so how could they have such free time.
The content written in the copywriting was really written in one stroke, almost nothing. Guo Ziyi did not appear a few times, and one could tell at a glance that he was in a hurry to finish the story.
The plot was quite interesting when I was a child, but not anymore as I grow up. Moreover, the author likes to explain a lot, and many of his ideas are relatively simple, which makes me not very convinced.