Sword Guarding Chang'an

I can't hold it in any longer. . Brother. . . I'm afraid you can't see me, so let me talk about it separately. . What you are telling the truth is exactly the same as the rhetoric used in the plot of Wei Dynasty. . . What do you mean by being kingly and domineering? Just follow it exactly as written. . I don't want to say you plagiarized. . But at least you can change the clip. . You don't know if something will happen if you do this. . You should understand what I mean, right?

The beginning of this book is very similar to the Wei Palace, but it is not as well written as that one.

Reading this book gave me a brain hemorrhage. I originally didn't want to leave a negative review for a book because I was just browsing it for free, but I couldn't help it after reading it. First of all, I don't care what other netizens say about plagiarism, because I have never watched The Court of Wei. What is irritating is the protagonist's emotions that come from nowhere and the overflowing Virgin Heart. He is not of royal blood, and he mainly lives outside. He was brought back not long ago when the plot begins. He has not had much affection for the emperor and the empress since he was a child, and he is even stranger to the other princes. As a result, after being together for a few months, we became emotionally overwhelmed and insisted on saving the country. During the struggle for the throne, Li Jiantai failed in his rebellion. After being released, he destroyed the seals of the two realms to complete the Great Disaster in China. When he was defending the city, he opened the city gate again. The protagonist just couldn't get down to kill him. I don't understand where this feeling comes from. They have always been strangers and have barely met each other a few times. Now it has brought disaster to themselves. Why can't they do it? There is also the eldest grandson Youqing, who wanted to put a hat on the protagonist at first. If it hadn't been for the protagonist who happened to be dancing, wouldn't the hat have been put on? Later, she broke up with the protagonist and followed another man. The protagonist refused to let her go and expressed his love for her. It was really a failure. The protagonist only felt guilty towards her and it was imposed by others. It was really annoying.

It is completely unreasonable to insist on both chapters. As the most powerful empire at present, killers can come and go freely in the backyard of the palace, and it is easy to kill the emperor and queen. I don't know how I came up with this setting. Then the queen was killed to make the emperor do a few wrong things to make the empire more chaotic and weak? Why don't you just kill the emperor directly? There is nothing more chaotic than the king of a country being killed. Besides, the princes are still fighting for the heir. If the emperor dies, the fight for the heir will probably start. Instead of calling him the first wise person, he might as well be called the first retarded person. Too many flaws

The author should stop writing! Really rubbish!

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The author is like a person performing on a stage. If you can't write well, you can't even copy it. Forget it, ban me, not many people will read it anyway

This book really made me uncomfortable to read. I thought it was a good book, but after reading it for two hours, I found out that the book is not clear about the historical facts and just made up a random story. It has no cause and effect. I have read so many chapters, but I didn't understand the cause and effect, who is who. The third is chaos of force. After a while, He is the third grade, and he will be the fifth grade in a while, and there is no training process. This introduction still says that the sword guards Chang'an, I have a sword, and I can go against the sky. Mad, you are the most powerful country in the world. Who are you going against? Go against yourself. The fourth is the protagonist's view of the Golden Palace and the Imperial Study Room. They can enter and exit casually, and there is no punishment for pointing at the emperor and scolding them. I accepted it. Fifth, the chapters are discontinuous, the writing is erratic, and there is a serious sense of fragmentation, making it particularly uncomfortable to read. Sixth, the plot was not developed very much. The author started to force the second grade, what about red clothes like fire, what about Buddha, then I will become a demon, and what else. I was a peacekeeper in the previous life, with an evil temperament. Then suddenly I am a modern person, peace is the most important, and my temperament is close to gods and Buddhas. Brother, are you tired? You switch very quickly. The key is ministers or supporting roles, and you understand it very quickly. They were all shocked. Is this a famous official in the world? Can this also become the most powerful country? The last thing is the most important. Every time something big happens, the protagonist will jump out and make mischief. I don't agree. We Tang Dynasty men are the most stubborn. But if you really ask him what to do, we start to use some of our modern cleverness to fool him. I believe it. The civil and military of the entire dynasty, the most powerful country in the world, can fool you like this. It deserves to be destroyed. Oh, by the way, also, every time the author writes a chapter, he is forcibly sensationalizing between the lines, such as "I will do it today" and so on. It makes me feel that the author is in junior high school and started to imitate after reading some passionate articles. The key is that the imitation is too embarrassing and makes people very uncomfortable to read.

I don't know why the more I watch, the angrier I get.

Doesn't the author know that in any dynasty, after the princes came of age, except for those who were named princes, all those who were not named princes went out to live. How could a prince not be allowed to leave the palace? The author is forcing the drama!

I don't know what I'm writing, it's getting worse and worse

Seeking profit

This protagonist is just a 250, IQ is not online, a holy bitch, there is no capable orange in the Tang Dynasty, and the villain's IQ is crushed! Even though the prince rebelled, he actually refused to kill him. Is Li Shimin such a holy mother?

The protagonist's IQ is too low and he was poisoned

? Is the queen so ruthless? I remember correctly. In both assassinations, the protagonist helped, right? Or is it the prince who just changed hands and sold it in order to save someone close to him? Sister Hong's kindness is kindness, but the protagonist's kindness is equal to air?

Before a story is finished, I rush to write the next one. After writing so much, even the Ninth Princess can't figure it out, but it can make the civil servants and generals in the court blush. 😤Are you trying to piece together a lot of stories together to tell the truth?

The plot is hard to recommend, and the early stage is basically about attending some rubbish dating party. I can't watch anymore. If anyone likes this kind of plot, I recommend you watch it

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There are too many fallacies and heresies that affect the senses. Those who sit at the top of an empire and whose knowledge level is not that low are not so easily convinced by what they believe. The protagonist's fallacies and heresies that secretly change the concept can actually convince them. It feels like watching those people on Douyin show their cleverness. In fact, everyone watching is laughing at this person's stupidity. I haven't read The Court of Wei, but you want me to read chapter 150, but I can't do it. You only have 108 chapters in total.

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel that overall it is passable, but sometimes the description feels a bit messy and I don't know what to write about, and the martial arts setting is also a bit loose. But to be honest, the works of some so-called "great" writers have the same problems as you, but their review sections basically have "zero negative reviews". Looking at your book review section, this is the importance of "operation" 😏

What this book writes is that the United States, as the world's most powerful country, was bullied and threatened by weaker countries and did not dare to resist. The European Union and China only dared to protest against the United States. It was not the end of the dynasty. There was still an emperor who was wise in his youth. He would only be able to control the court as time goes by, unless there is a nationwide rebellion. For details, please refer to Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty, Kangxi Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, and the author's self-pleasure mode

I feel a little uncomfortable after being tortured later. How many daily articles do I have to read before I come back 😅

First Military Advisor, is it possible to overthink the name?

I won't talk about the plot for now, but your word count is a bit lacking. You always look back at the end of the previous chapter.

I think the romance is a bit forced. There is also Changsun Youqing. She is not the heroine, but the emotional line is very sad. I am embarrassed because the basic line has been written and cannot be changed. The style is fixed at the beginning and cannot be changed, otherwise it will be too far-fetched. After leaving China, the protagonist will be very cold, very ruthless, and very ruthless!

These nine princesses and the protagonist are really a bit outrageous

There are currently a total of 56 posts, three of which were started by me to complain about the plot, but I couldn't wait until it was posted. I think there are many places where the author's setting of the background is unreasonable. . . Some book friends said that it was based on the imperial court of the Wei Dynasty. I have not read it and I don't know the situation. In fact, you have too many flaws when it comes to writing about machinations and imagining the Tang Dynasty. Let me talk about the timeline. It is better to start writing when you are welcomed back into the palace, slowly spread out to write about the relationship between the Tang Emperor, the Queen and the protagonist, and spend more pen and ink to write about the relationship with the heroine. Then you can set up conflicts to force the protagonist to leave the capital. That's it for the previous volume.

I feel uncomfortable and want to cry. .

What should I say about this novel? Mainly because the author wanted it to be on TV, but the plot and writing didn't allow it. The most important thing is that the relationship between primary and secondary is not well written. As the protagonist, there is no method that is more powerful than ordinary people, but this will be inexplicably attractive to people in the 1970s and 1980s. After all, Jin Guliang is not just talking about it.