Great Song Super Scholar

I just want to ask, am I the only one who hates the heroine named Zhu? My interest in reading books dropped once she appeared.

Write a long review seriously. First of all, when Lao Gao announced that he would write a novel with this theme, he had very high expectations. A story that is willing to try new themes should be appreciated. Secondly, people like Lao Gao who have written eleven historical books are still conscientious. There are really very few people who write books silently. Several historical authors that I originally liked no longer write much, including Jiu Du, Zhou Yuan Si, Yue Guan, Geng Xin, Bai Bai, and Lao Gao. Only Lao Gao is still persisting. It's so special that it's written into a bi-monthly publication. Let's talk about how it feels now. I think so far, the protagonist, the protagonist's parents, grandfather, and the little loli are all well portrayed, in line with the characters' personalities, and the plot conflicts also made me feel comfortable and happy to read. Let's talk about two things. One was the conflict in the cafeteria. You talked behind my back and I was too lazy to pay attention to you. But you said it too much in front of me, threw a bowl of soup at me, and then made a fight. When I saw it, I thought, Hey! That's right! That's how it should be! There is no forbearance, and there is no such nonsense as "thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi", throwing soup bowls, and then watching the reactions of both parties, it is just right. There is also the conflict between the classroom and the little loli, which is the same. In short, the heat is well controlled, there is tension and relaxation, and it is very comfortable to read. Well, after talking about the advantages, let's talk about the disadvantages. This book, which Lao Gao has always been good at, made me a little disappointed with the generous portrayal of big characters. Just like the last birthday banquet, big names such as Ouyang Xiu, Wang Anshi and Song Renzong were present, but I couldn't feel the aura of these big names. It made me feel that it would still be true if the names of the people here were wiped out and a group of country squires were replaced. Since Lao Gao can portray various heroic figures such as Tang Xuanzong, Sui Yang Emperor, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan, he should also be able to grasp these characters and look forward to his next performance. Finally, some suggestions. Since they are still young, I suggest that the prodigy should not go too far. Especially avoid using famous poems, which are awkward to read. I think Fan Chengda's poem is good because I haven't read it before. Although I thought the poem was good when I saw it, I didn't feel embarrassed. I hope Lao Gao can use more less famous poems, and there will be much less criticism.

This is my first time reading this author's book. I'm just a stranger, I'm just talking about my feelings, and I'm only talking about the protagonist's emotional life. I am a woman, I don't know what you men think. I just want to ask, isn't it good to simply let each other hold hands and grow old? If we can't just let each other grow old while holding hands, can we not write about a woman with such a strong personality? At the beginning, the relationship between the protagonist's parents is really touching, sharing the joys and sorrows. The protagonist's mother has two sheepskin sweaters, one for the protagonist and one for the protagonist's father. Later, the protagonist's father cheated on him and his mistress became pregnant. At this time, I really felt like vomiting. Thinking of my mother. When my father had no money, my mother would fry a dish and serve it to my father. After my father finished eating, she would eat the leftovers herself. It was said to be leftovers, but in fact, only vegetable soup was left. After my mother married my father, we lived a life of hunger for many years. He cured his stomach problem, worked hard with him, and gradually made the family rich. My father wanted a boy, and my mother, who was in her forties, disemboweled her four times to give birth to him. (The first two were caesarean sections to give birth to my sister and me, the next two were to have surgery to open the fallopian tubes and the other was to give birth to my brother) Finally, now that the family has some money, my dad found a mistress and wanted to divorce my mother. I was really sad to see this paragraph. The protagonist's mother has such a bright and lively personality, but she also has to go through this kind of bullshit. Later, the protagonist gradually had three wives and four concubines, and dismissed his relationship with Zhu Pei as a fart. And the women in the book all compromised. I'm really sad. In my heart, these women, the moment they compromised, they had transformed from a charming person with every smile to a symbol. I don't know if the author knows what integrity is. Being able to remain proud emotionally is also part of integrity.

Build a building and vote seven times a day to see if you can hold on until the book is finished!

The more I watch, the more I can't stand it anymore. One second the male protagonist loves his wife, the next second he falls in love with the maid next to him, and the next second it's his former eldest sister. All these women appear in the movie with him. His wife has helped him so much since he was a child and he doesn't feel anything at all. It's so damn sentimental. It's just that the male protagonist is self-disciplined. Maybe he falls in love with a girl when he meets her. The waistband of his pants is so loose that it's like he's not wearing anything at all! What did you throw away?

The protagonist's father cheated on a singer and wanted to marry her back as a concubine. The protagonist's mother had a huge quarrel with the protagonist's father because of this and eventually divorced. The concubine in the back actually divorced the protagonist's father and remarried, and the protagonist even gave her thousands of guan as a dowry. Is this a plot that anyone can write? ? ?

Is it because Kavin, the author of the later plot, is so good now? To be honest, the scene you wrote about the protagonist and the heroine getting married is not interesting and makes people not want to watch it. But the scene you wrote about the author's father taking a concubine really made me feel that I couldn't read it. I may be too perverted. I have nothing to say about the protagonist's three wives and four concubines, but I can say something about his father's concubines. First of all, my understanding of his father was only before the protagonist was discovered, and then nothing the protagonist did later seemed to have anything to do with the protagonist's father, right? In fact, I didn't like the protagonist's father very much at the beginning. He thought about his own family in everything, not the protagonist and the protagonist's mother. For example, when he caught a good fish, he would give some to his father, and when he made money, he would give some to his father. He didn't care at all that the three members of his family were forced to leave. (Maybe the author highlighted the filial piety at that time). Then now, the confused protagonist got married and started writing about the protagonist's father having concubines. What qualifications does he have? Readers read novels to relax and feel comfortable. You, the protagonist's father, make me very uncomfortable and uncomfortable. I felt bad for the main character and the main character's mother. I really want to scold this father. I am a science student and my writing skills are not good. These are my personal understanding and feelings.

Just copy Su Dongpo's poems and just think of yourself as a born prodigy. But a ten-year-old child writes about ten years of life and death? Well, let's just pretend that the protagonist has been living and dying for the past ten years. But you actually copied Feng Yansi's lyrics? He is a poet from the Southern Tang Dynasty! ! ! The work has been around for hundreds of years! How were you able to write such a plot?

I read more than 500 chapters in one go, and I want to talk about my experience of reading. From the first few hundred chapters, the author seems to have written a historical novel. The protagonist encountered almost no difficulties in the imperial examination and promotion. Then the protagonist went overseas to expand the territory, and the originally wise political hall became a drag. The protagonist had several women, and he was also related to the Queen Mother. Actually, I don't think it was something difficult to accept. After all, it was the Song Dynasty, and high-ranking officials had several mistresses, didn't they? Even in modern times, the plot of the protagonist went to sea for a few months and Empress Dowager Gao died when she returned. This plot poisoned me. The author previously called her the female middle school Yao and Shun. Is this the level of Yao and Shun? I don't know what the author means. I want to say that the author should stop testing the readers' IQ. Everyone's IQ is online.

How can I put it this way? There are two biggest detractors of this book for me. First of all, the author's portrayal of the protagonist always gives me a sense of incongruity. Sometimes it shows the soul of an adult, and sometimes it shows the mentality of a young child, which feels really awkward. Secondly, the protagonist, as a modern person, travels back to ancient times and is very moved when he sees a girl of twelve or thirteen years old... Come on, this is pedophilia! Even if there were indeed people who got married at the age of twelve or thirteen in ancient times, how can you, as a person who has just traveled back in time for a month, change your opinion so quickly? Pedophilia, I really can't accept it.