A Lord in the Empire

I finished reading it in one go, and overall I felt great, but there are still some points that I think are toxic: 1. To put it bluntly, a famous prostitute is just a prostitute, but this article gives me a feeling of high status. Her tone of voice is more condescending than the eldest lady, especially the one named Shishi. She looks so condescending that I want to vomit, which annoys her. 2. That one named You Min is okay for ordinary people. She is obviously the daughter of a high official. She doesn't bring a few bodyguards with her when she goes out. Even if she doesn't bring her bodyguards with her, even if she reveals her identity, the royal family would not dare to attack her easily. She was almost insulted by a few people easily. 3. The protagonist occasionally sings and dances, which makes me feel so embarrassed. 4. The protagonist's return to Beijing felt like a very abrupt turn. It turned out to be a dream, forcibly turning You Min into the woman he liked in his previous life. He couldn't make any other excuses. In addition to the above, this book is very well written. The protagonist grows up step by step, the supporting characters have online IQs, they don't forcefully pretend to be cool, and the plot is well advanced. I support it! Don't troll me, thank you.

This book is not popular because the background does not have a strong sense of substitution. But it cannot be denied that it is still a masterpiece. It would be better to write less about women's dramas, so that's all.

I can't stand the book written by the master, but you can write it better than the master!

I think this book is quite good. Nowadays, historical texts are very systematic. It's embarrassing to read. If an ordinary modern person were to go back and become a lower-class people, I don't believe that you will definitely be rich in 5 years. Let alone high technology. After graduating from high school, if you don't major in chemical engineering, how many equations can you remember? If it's not a liberal arts major, how many ancient words can you remember? ! ! At least I think there's nothing wrong with it at the beginning.

I have been silent for many years, please give me some support.

Go on, why are you so unconscionable and say something good? This pig's foot is a mentally retarded idiot. And what the imperial court wrote is the same as Cutting the Crimson Eyes. It's not more powerful than beating people to death in the street, but it's Crimson who cheated on people behind their backs. This is even more arrogant. A country like this can still exist without extraordinary abilities. Haha, I'm drunk too.

An elder sister who washed dishes was often called aunt. She disliked the aunt's unpleasantness, so she gave herself a very cool name: the Queen Mother of Porcelain Washing. The tire repairman next door was inspired and gave himself an international name: Napoleon. The welding electrician heard about it and named his welding shop: Welding Emperor. One day he went to the candy store next door to show off, but the owner of the candy store pulled him to see the name of his store: Tang Taizong. The welder was silent... He looked at the cake shop owner not far away who was putting up a sign. The name of the shop: Han Cake Zu,,,

The most mediocre protagonist, the time traveler? Why

The first chapter is outrageous. Five years after rebirth, he is still a beggar. The author is awesome.

For those who can read The Son-in-Law, this book should also be of interest to them. The feeling of the Son-in-law is closer to the fantasy of an idealist. The biggest feature of this book is that the protagonist is a real time-traveler. He does not have any golden fingers or talents. He cannot be defeated by force, and the text does not have the pretense of being a copycat. It is just telling a story. The significance of this time-travel setting is not very significant (I don't know after I just read the early part). It cannot cause severe conflicts with the current era. It is just convenient for character shaping, but it feels more real to me. This is the time-travel of an ordinary person. If there is any shortcoming, it is that the novel must be exaggerated, or there must be such a golden finger that makes Fan Zhongruo seem as if Zhuge is still alive... And it is a bit forced to build connections for the protagonist, but it is undeniable that this is still a rare masterpiece.