The Fragrant Years

When I read a book, I usually read the author's old works after reading one that I thought was good. The copywriter of this book begged me not to read it, which aroused my strong desire for unity. I went to read the book about how poisonous it is. If I don't come back within 3 days, I will be so poisoned that I won't be able to crawl out.

The narrative is good, but if you feel that your intelligence is not that high, don't write stories about your intelligence, lest you expose your shortcomings. Just like some college students who write books. They are not in their forties or fifties and have no life experience. The novels they write can only entertain the children who read the books. Try to control the stories within your capabilities!

This book gives me the feeling that the author is telling stories rather than making up stories. I have read some books, some of which are fascinating, and some of which dig deep, but sometimes it feels like the author arranges the characters in the book however he wants, giving people the feeling of a drama. This book is not too deep, and the characters are basically normal. Even if he is reborn, he is not very human, and it is only because of the initial precautions that he changed his previous trajectory, and therefore he did not become a great prophet. Pretty good, pretty normal 😊. The writing at the back is better than the writing at the front. The more you write, the better it looks 🌹

I'm procrastinating. I read a lot of chapters and can't see a main line coming out.

I've read half of it, and I feel it has nothing to do with Jing Fang Nian. It's a mess. When war breaks out in various places, I have to write not only the perspective of the battlefield, but also the perspective of the heroine near the battlefield, the intrigue of the palace, and the inexplicable story of the princess. Miao really hates the heroine and wants her to die. I feel that such a court is depressing and disappointing. The plot is also messy, incompetent, all kinds of foreshadowing, and news is blocked. Bah bah bah,,,,,, I am dizzy and in a bad mood.

I think it was well written. It didn't stick to the small family and house fights, but expanded the background to the dispute between the two countries. The only shortcoming is that there are too few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, and the ending is too hasty.

I only read two or three chapters and it was full of mistakes. Girls who are in their prime, aha, girls who are twenty-four or five, are still in the old days of early marriage and early childbearing, my God. It took less than three generations for the dynasty to be established, but it actually lasted for hundreds of years. How can you think that more than a dozen emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties only lasted for more than 200 years? He controlled the power of the family, but he was strangled to death by a woman without any bodyguards to protect him. Author, can you be more serious?

Why do you think she looks so good? Why do I think the heroine is so stupid? I really can't understand it. It's such an obvious trap. What's the problem in thinking about it? Princess? How can it be possible for so many guards to disappear just because they say they are missing?

I really like this male protagonist. But there was just a spark of love. Why did it end in a hurry when it was getting better and better? It was too rushed and not enough to watch. The character of this male protagonist is great. It's a pity.

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