A hodgepodge of personal feelings, very subjective and for reference only. I'll put whatever I see in v that has something to look at, and I'll discard the monogram that I didn't finish reading. I highly recommend it with four or five stars~
The setting is interesting. The author has ingenuity and a big picture. He will pay attention to the negative impact of the people and the sky. However, the writing is not strong enough, so many places are blunt. There are several errors in historical materials. It is a cliché that live broadcasts love to go off topic.
Most of the modern parts are not very good-looking, and there is a lot of space but a tool-woman heroine.
At the end, the plot development framework was too big and the author couldn't hold it back. The protagonist realized that he had surrendered to the country. The author had previewed it many times in advance, so although it was a bit regretful, it also felt very wise and worth watching.
It looks good. You might be embarrassed at first but you get better soon. It's very attractive later on.
But it was not the official history of the Qing Dynasty from the beginning. There were many changes. Kangxi was handsome and loved his son hahh
It's quite a long piece of writing that massages the brain and is a piece of wicked fun. It's very easy to read. There are no big bugs. The views are not too shallow and childish, but the overall style is very childish ().
All the characters are a bit lively. Some of the plots are interesting (fun) and I will read them twice, but I won't read the whole book.
Ps there is a Qing Dynasty haunt
It's too long. I originally followed the series. I liked it every day, but I stopped reading it after I went to find the Queen Mother of the West because I found it a bit boring.
After abandoning the article for a while, I thought about it and felt... Emm, it's hard to describe in one sentence, so I don't recommend reading it.
The plot is well written, but overall it's a bit simple. Everyone loves the main character, but I got bored later and didn't follow up. The story is interesting.
The plot is interesting, but the progress is a bit slow. The story is developing, but I just keep taking exams. In essence, it is still stuck in the first and second stages. I gave up after not pursuing it.
Ps Now I found out that the author is cheating
It's very beautiful, very relaxing to watch, and the father-son relationship is very sweet.
The early stage is better than the later stage, but the later stage is just a step-by-step ending, so it's a bit boring (but the father-son relationship is still sweet)
Ordinary traditional Qing Chuan Wen, speaking the truth after drinking. It's funny in the front, but emmm in the back... Anyway, I suggest you just laugh in the front.
Don't be smart
I followed it from the original book, but I couldn't follow the serialization. Besides, I wasn't very interested in the subsequent plot, so I put it on hold. Maybe I'll come back to it again in the future.
It's a relief from boredom. It's a bit frivolous at the beginning, the words are gorgeous and more classical, and then there are many descriptions of various artistic conceptions. I don't really like this kind of thing. It gets better at the end and it's very interesting.
It's good-looking, but it's not Tianmu style. It only appeared in front of a small group of people during the reign of Emperor Qin and Mingzu. It has a lot of popular science, but it talks about a lot of things that other live broadcasts don't mention or don't talk about in detail, which is quite interesting.
There are three chapters in the middle that go off topic and are all about Zhu Qizhen. There is a crazy pile of historical materials, and there is almost no reaction from the ancients. There are also situations where the whole pile of historical materials is found in other places, but at least it does not deviate from the topic. The popular science content is also less written by other authors, which is better.
The ending ends just right and leaves more to be desired.
It's a strong female character, the setting is very interesting, and I found a lot of information about the author. I like the plot, there isn't much emotional arc but I quite like it.
They have complete personalities. They focused on their careers during the Qing Dynasty, but they only got together in modern times.