The Yuan Clan

When Dong Bai was held hostage by the wedding attire, was it appropriate or not?

The author argues that the Eastern Han Dynasty differed from the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The founders of the Eastern Han were a product of compromise with powerful clans. While some might believe Liu Xiu was truly a chosen one, he learned from the mistakes of Wang Mang and Emperor Yang of Sui, uniting the Guanzhong clique. However, what was the outcome?

The protagonist's feelings towards his father are too toxic. He should be portrayed as an enemy, just like a princess... It's normal to have a generation gap with elders these days. When I was rebellious, I argued with my elders every now and then, but now I understand that there's no need to argue with them.

The plot around chapter 23 is too melodramatic. Without mentioning where the bows and arrows of those refugees came from, It's hard to understand why a few refugees would know how to use a bow. Moreover, he was able to hit the moving target, the protagonist on horseback, right from the start. That's even more outrageous. The idea of ​​San Niang shielding the protagonist from an arrow is just cheesy and melodramatic.

A 50-stone bow is impressive. Huang Zhong could only use a 3-stone bow at most, and even with all his might, he couldn't pull a 50-stone bow. Let's be more precise.

It's well-written, but I'm not satisfied with the setting. Your Yuan family is going to replace the Han dynasty, right? Author, you arranged for the princess to become the empress and have children with blood from the previous dynasty. What are you thinking? Don't tell me that people in ancient times didn't care about this issue. No one cared about this issue more than people in ancient times.

The Yuan family, with four generations of high-ranking officials, had a winning start with Yuan Xun, a young and promising talent who was appointed Marquis of Champion. (Found a few pictures)

It's really well-written; I feel it could easily rank among the top-tier Three Kingdoms novels of the last year or two. I've already added it to my favorites and subscribed to the entire collection. Keep up the good work, author! 💪 As for the female leads, although their innocent and somewhat naive personalities are quite endearing, Haitang is the best, no arguments allowed (Haitang is awesome)!!!

The protagonist seems a bit immature, both in his speech and behavior. He only grows up after his great-uncle's family is killed.

It's really well-written and very realistic, which moved me deeply. I finished reading all the chapters yesterday afternoon and this morning, and I still want more. I've already cast my monthly vote and am looking forward to the next chapter and Yuan and Yu Nu's reunion.