The Bright Zhou

As always, he slowly rises from a small role. I hope he won't be as indecisive as the previous protagonist. Every time the protagonist in the author's hands starts the story with a concubine, he suppresses it first and then develops it. In my opinion, it is always suppressed until the ending. . . . I always feel that various frameworks have been surrounding the protagonist. This can't be done and that can't be done. It's really not an ordinary aggrievement to see it put in (it was also so aggrieved in the original book. I hope the protagonist can be more ruthless and break the shackles on him, whether he is an official or a rebel in the later period. Maybe in the eyes of the author, the protagonist is cruel enough, but in the eyes of our readers, there is no difference between the so-called cruelty of the protagonist and the Virgin. I hope to be cruel to others, to kill them all, and not to be restricted from killing or to let them go just because they are in that era. Just break the shackles and be good to your own people.

Alas, I can't stand it anymore. I don't like the character of the protagonist, he talks too much like a virgin. Also, who does the author want to be the emperor in the end? The prince is out of the question, and the Kang family is out of the question. In the end, the protagonist becomes a prince.

Time travel does not take three years to make guns, five years to make cannons, and ten years to kill the emperor. It gives people the feeling of real and realistic history, but the author does not handle the family relationship well. Since it is a realistic historical novel, it is very strange for the daughter of a businessman to be the main wife. In ancient times, the status of businessmen was at the bottom, just like today, a civil servant with a good reputation married a woman whose parents are criminals. In the ancient times, when family background was so important, people around him did not reject him? It feels weird.

I criticized this author for a few words and was permanently banned.

It looks so depressing, my fate will always be left in the hands of others. Obviously, Uncle Seven cannot protect the protagonist. Taking the blame again and again, with no results. At first, he was disgusted by his aunt every day, and then he was ridden by Zhizhou every day. There is basically no turning around. Then there will never be any grudges or grudges. Generally speaking, after being suppressed for dozens of chapters, there is always a moment of revenge and gratification. No, the comeback is only briefly introduced, and there is no sense of satisfaction after being suppressed for dozens of chapters. Very empty and frustrated

Origin of Yingying Baihuatang How infatuated and mistaken for Liu Niang Unexpectedly, they met after a storm Condemn Fu to accompany Zhaolang for the rest of his life

It's really disgusting, everyone here is a voice changer. His voice is always hoarse. His voice is always hoarse. Is there something wrong with his throat? The protagonist loses all his majesty after a beat. The soldiers don't even know what the commander looks like. A man who did not know how to fight was a military governor in the late Tang Dynasty. He died without knowing how.

At the beginning, it was written about how the eldest mother oppressed herself, but later she was made invisible? So were you writing these aggrieved scenes just for the sake of being tortured? The war scenes in this book are also very bad. There are never any scouts or sentries on the opposite side. The protagonist's scouts can get all the information on the opposite side.

He is proficient in all kinds of music, chess, calligraphy and painting, and his knowledge of the Four Books and Five Classics is better than what he taught in a private school. It stands to reason that people with such cultural literacy will not be too low-minded? How come you can't even fight a country housewife? The oiran was married to a scholar who was just a scholar (the master's profession was, at best, a section chief of the municipal government in later generations, from a middle-class family) and she was still a concubine. In the end, you can only barely eat enough? Why did the protagonist's mother fall in love with him? ? The contradiction between the character design and reality is too great. I can't stand it. I can't stand it.

The new emperor succeeds to the throne, the Kang family rebels, the protagonist quells the rebellion, and works as a military governor for a few more years. The new emperor loves to build palaces just like Yang Guang, which makes the people in the world miserable. Military governors everywhere, peasants revolt, the protagonist builds high walls and accumulates grain, waits for someone to kill the new emperor, then seizes a prince and establishes a new emperor, quells the rebellion, wipes out the world, and then makes a concession. Then destroy the Turks, overthrow the Khitan, wipe out the Tubo, train the navy, build sea ships, colonize the world, and unify the world (end of the book).