This is a time-travel novel in the United States. The career and emotional lines are both good. The emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are restrained and engaging. The male protagonists are carefully created and make people remember them.... But a lot of water has been added. I don't know if the author did it intentionally or not.
I rarely read pure love novels when I get older, but this one is very relaxing. The little boy who time travels through time and space has the right time and the right people, and he walks towards his throne one step at a time. The character of the little male protagonist is really likable. The author also writes interesting plots, not so dark, but full of humor.
This is a truly in-depth, skillful and emotional masterpiece of the Three Kingdoms travel story.
The author has delved deeply into official history and made extremely in-depth research and analysis on the characters, key events, political systems and the logic of the rise and fall of dynasties in the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty. The author does not just rely on romance and drama, but reshapes the era and characters based on historical data. His professional historical literacy and political thinking are fully displayed in every line. His solid skills are amazing.
The author's pure heart is touching. During the turbulent times of the Three Kingdoms, bones were exposed in the wild, there was no cockcrow for thousands of miles, and the people were displaced. The tragedy of the Wuhu chaos in China is even more heartbreaking. With the ideal of saving the world and a vision that spans thousands of years, the author builds a more complete political system and national structure in the book, trying to turn the tide of troubled times and protect the stability of the people. This compassion and pattern give the entire novel a real soul.
The protagonist, with the Xun family as the core team, has been working step by step and steadily for decades, and the plot is gradually getting better. The author has extremely strong research ability, expression ability and material integration ability. He can sort out the complicated historical lines, political conspiracy lines and governance lines clearly and smoothly, and the narrative is mature, making people immersed in it and unable to put it down.
The only small regret in the book is that the creation of the villains and opposing forces is a bit weak, and it lacks strong enough opponents and game levels. Of course, the protagonist himself may also be the villain. His hesitation and decisiveness, his efforts and compromises are also wonderful enough to show.
In the current era of fast food literature, it is really lucky to read such a meaningful and profound work. The author's knowledge, writing skills and feelings are all impeccable. This is an epic work worth reading again and again.
I have read so many old martial arts novels since I was a child. This is the first female author I have come across who writes such wonderful martial arts novels. She can be called a master. The writing is eclectic. What attracts me most about Wei Shuaiwang's series is not only the excellence of this group of talented teenagers, but also their emotions that make people yearn for the mysterious world of martial arts... Readers should manage their tears.
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