A smooth imperial examination essay with a steady and steady protagonist. It can be regarded as the earliest imperial examination essay in Jinjiang. You can read it.
Not bad, the writing is more mature, but I haven't finished reading it. The first part is vaguely hurtful. I have a low abuse point, and then the plot always makes me feel a little awkward sometimes.
Overall, this article is quite good. At least it is relatively distinguishable among historical live articles. Many of the author's entry points and live narration are very refreshing. The perspective and layout of the site are relatively large. When I was reading the article, I seemed to see fans of different historical figures arguing in some comment sections. Many of them didn't quite understand what they were arguing about. It might be more suitable for people who don't have any preferences like me.
It's not bad, the writing is more mature, but I haven't finished reading it. The first part is a bit hurtful, and I don't know at what point it stops being so attractive to me.
It's not bad. It's a readable, stable imperial examination essay. I prefer this kind of stable essay. There are no villains in the whole text, and it's smooth and free of abuse.
Very good, the author's writing is very good. I personally like the author's journalistic style very much, but the updates are very unstable. The author is very busy with his three-dimensional work, so be careful when entering the news.
It's not bad. It's a relatively interesting type of historical live broadcast. The protagonist, the little girl, is quite cute. Occasionally there are some mini-games where she interacts with historical figures.
It's not bad. Judging from the comments, I think it's a bit of a surprise to those who are star-chasers. But I'm not a star-chasing person, so it's okay. My colleague's plot arrangement is quite exciting. Also, there are too few business articles of the same type.