The Young Master Is a Royal Robe

What are you writing about? The main character is still a modern person. He also fell into the water in the West Lake. The major incident in the scenic spot is reduced to a trivial matter. If the West Lake Scenic Area finds out, should I sue you? A man in ancient times still acts like a dog licker. He is really stupid.

The protagonist forgot his ex-girlfriend in a month, and completely forgot about it. Let alone being in a different world and having no friends for a long time (a month, haha), at least it took a few years to overdo it. Since it was written, don't write the protagonist so innocently. Of course, if the "Mo Yi's girlfriend" written in Chapter 2 is "Mo Yi's female friend", just pretend I didn't say it.

I'm so upset that I can't even read your book. If you want to follow the emotional line, just keep going. Or don't leave, it will look very awkward. I thought we were going to follow the dark stream, where the protagonist takes over and destroys the Ouyang family?

Traveling through time and space, the first thing is to survive, understand the background of the times, high martial arts and low martial arts, and then how to survive, the book does not explain at all, working for the Su family for several months, licking a dog

The plot at the beginning is okay. Let's label the male protagonist as innocent. But how can a small-town upstart marry the Duke of the current dynasty? If he is a legitimate son, if he is a concubine, how can there be a wedding?

I have never seen such an idiot protagonist.

To put it bluntly, I just read it and the setting at the beginning of the first chapter gave me the feeling that the story framework is very similar to the "Tsuma No Shang Shogun" written by the chief disciple of the Abyssal Sect.

What the hell is this? Bullshit

The writing is quite good. I would like to thank the country's development more and write less about the world.

The protagonist's character is really c-grade, and the woman ran away with him. Forget it, I said I would let it go, why is it like licking a dog?

In the memory chapter, I believe many readers will think that Su Wanjun is the heroine, but it is a pity that Xiaosheng did not write it this way. Many people have responded to this issue, but Xiaosheng would like to explain it again here. As the saying goes, "A graceful lady, a gentleman loves to fight." Mo Yi had a good impression of Su Wanjun and started to pursue Su Wanjun. This is quite reasonable. Just like when a boy pursues a girl, the boy will choose to give gifts to the girl, take care of the girl, and help the girl when the girl is in trouble. In Xiaosheng's view, "Knowing that you can't get it and forcing it" is a licking of a dog, but Mo Yi is not the same. Su Wanjun never said a word of rejection to Mo Yi from the beginning, nor did she act in a way to refuse, so that Mo Yi continued to pursue her. The above is Xiaosheng's personal opinion. Friends who have other opinions can also express their opinions freely. (Just beg me not to attack or curse anyone personally, just pray...) As for the heroine of this book, Xiaosheng's answer is yes, that is, yes. Book lovers, please be patient and wait for future plot developments.

1. Many viewers reported that they abused the protagonist in the recall chapter, or scolded the male protagonist for being a dog licker. 2. If readers feel that the protagonist is being abused, they can skip chapters 2-18 and jump to chapter 19 to watch. The impact will not be big. 3. As for the theory of dog licking, the male protagonist just pursued the woman normally at the beginning. After knowing that he could not force himself, he stopped pursuing Su Wanjun. This should not be considered dog licking, right? 4. In addition, many viewers said, why doesn't the male protagonist take revenge? How could we just let it go? 5. In fact, as long as the readers continue to watch, they will know that the male protagonist has been dealing with the Ouyang family.