You Might Not Believe This

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I commented to others, "You might not believe it if you tell me." I watched the font turn blue, clicked in and saw that this book actually existed?

I'm a little confused. This is the end. Let's start killing.

You may not believe it, but this is actually a book Passing by, slipped away

You may not believe it, but this is actually the name of a book. . .

To be honest, the real book is really good. Whether it's the plot, the characterization, or the writing style, it's all relatively rare. . . But. . . . Personally, I really can't stand this kind of plot where "the heroine has to leave the hero because of her family or love rival"! This kind of plot is not specific to this book, just to this kind of plot! The same goes for other novels. Once this kind of plot appears, even if the heroine meets the male protagonist again later, I will feel disgusted. It is definitely not specific to this book, but to all novels with this kind of plot. This kind of plot is as disgusting as eating a fly! ! ! ! Again, this book is very good, but for personal reasons I can't stand the plot of "the heroine has to leave the hero because of her family or love rival", so I couldn't help but type and complain in the book review area. I also hope that readers will not lose their minds and scold me 🙏🙏🙏

After reading Chapter 34, I have to say that the author's writing style is indeed good. But the story is really boring and a bit abusive. The description of the world is also pure cannibalism of the weak and the strong, and no law or morality is found at all. Too tired to watch.

After reading Chapter 82, I suddenly didn't like the protagonist, he was uneducated and rude. I tolerated a lot of Che Zhuglun's back-and-forth, and Zhao Changyi also tolerated it, but by Chapter 82, I really couldn't tolerate the protagonist's urinary behavior. Cerebral palsy?

It's very good. The author's writing is very good, the plot is compact, and the characters have distinct characteristics. Although the author added a lot of his own subjective assumptions, this is unavoidable. Overall, it is a fine product.

I have read dozens of chapters, and it may be well written, but I don't really like it. I am a history buff, and I know less about the Southern and Northern Dynasties in Chinese history. Mainly I saw a group of historical celebrities traveling through time, and then I flipped through it casually. It seemed that Qin Shihuang, Wang Xi, Song Huizong, Liu Bang, Ji Xiaolan, etc. All came out. The story may be interesting, but with so many historical celebrities, there must be some authors who have different views and positions from me, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. And it's hard for me to imagine that Li Bai was thinking about the poems from his previous life all day long without writing new poems (the author definitely can't write good poems, but to round this point out, translating the poems from his previous life into vernacular is a mentally retarded operation), and in the first few chapters, he was thinking about three hundred poems about drinking wine and breaking armor with a sword, repeating a few sentences in his heart silently. Chen Sheng, the first person in China who dared to dare civilians to revolt, was actually satisfied with proclaiming himself emperor and founding a country in a small village, leading dozens of people to bully dozens of other people. The start here was too vicious. Then think about the subsequent plot. The descriptions of a bunch of heroes may not match my impression. Originally, it was completely acceptable for certain characters in historical novels to deviate from my cognitive views. But to be honest, judging from the number of people I saw in the catalog, there are too many outstanding people. I don't believe that the author can write about so many outstanding people well. Every person who has left a name in history will leave a pimple in my heart if he fails to write well. It's gone, the creativity is good, the background, structure, etc. Are all good, but it's a pity that it's not my cup of tea.