Jiuxi

I've always been a bit ptsd when it comes to historical novels, because the plots are often clichéd and mostly unfinished, especially historical time travel novels. Although the plot of this book leads to an ending that can be seen at a glance, the setting of the fictional world avoids most of the pitfalls, and there are still many exciting aspects in the plot development. The development and ending of the several main conflicts are written in a reasonable way, and there is considerable plot tension in some places. If there are any shortcomings, it may be that some of the supporting characters are a bit stereotyped, and the villain's image is not very deep. Considering that the length of the story is long and there are many characters, these are not too prominent problems. Generally speaking, it's pretty good among historical texts, with almost no flaws. It's better than 90% of authors who can write a good ending to a novel. If you want me to give the author some advice, a higher-level plot design needs to add some tragic elements, especially the characters closely related to the protagonist. As the contradiction and breaking point of the plot, there will definitely be a disappointing ending. I know the author can't bear to write a happy ending for everyone, but the incompleteness of the character's fate can bring about artistic integrity. I hope the author will keep up the good work! PS: That being said, the author of the extra content is very understanding.

There are so many fictitious histories, but Doumiao's writing is unique, with rich plots and fleshed-out characters. It is much better than the novice novels all over the street. Although it didn't make the list, it is probably because of the number of words. Big boost for the author. Fans and popularity are slowly accumulated. If you can rate according to personal preferences, the last book will make you a god!

Doumiao's political skills are okay

I have finished reading another historical novel, and it is a rare fictional history novel. It is a rare masterpiece in recent years! In my opinion, historical novels, especially fictional ones, are really difficult to write well. After all, key historical events, the temperament and development trajectory of each character need to be re-fabricated. Although real historical figures can be used for reference, they must also ensure that they can form their own system. Therefore, although historical fiction novels are very readable and have a strong sense of suspense, there are very few that are truly good. This novel has excellent writing, great story and character development, and is of high quality from beginning to end, especially the ending. In short, I recommend reading it!

I see some friends are asking whether this book will make you an emperor. Don't make random guesses. Jiuxi has joined in. There are many people who have good beginnings and good endings in the past dynasties. The original book has no counterattacks. The beginning of this book is similar to that of the Northern and Southern Song Dynasties. It is a stable counterattack. If you don't scold me if you don't proclaim yourself emperor, I will scold you 🤫

After reading Chapter 84, my feeling is that there is really no need to force a white and thin aesthetic. A weather-beaten heroine or a battle-hardened female general. This kind of character should have healthy skin color, vest line, well-proportioned muscles, a few scars on the body, a tough and serious character, and wild beauty,,,, instead of forcing a delicate and cold white skin and a "slender figure". If you want to write this kind of beautiful girl appearance, you can put it on a lady, a princess, a princess and the like. There is no need for a female general.

Judging from the latest chapter, the current emperor is still good and has nothing to do with Lu Chen. The emperor's chosen successor, the second prince, also performs well and can treat Lu Chen well. I feel that if things continue like this, Lu Chen's basic route will still be that of a national scholar. There has been a debate in the comment section about whether the male protagonist of this book is the emperor or the courtier. But the author didn't respond at all, leaving both readers hanging. At least give me an attitude! Otherwise, readers will not cry to death if they find out at the end that it is not the ending they wanted 😭

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Does the county magistrate want to accept it? Don't leave out girls, after all, everyone basically comes to read novels for fun, right? If I really want to pursue truth and literary depth, why should I read novels? I won't read a few literary classics and historical documents?

The comments don't indicate whether it is the powerful minister route or the emperor route, so I'd better not read it yet. The Nine Gifts are equivalent to Stud. I haven't heard of any Nine Gifts that are good. Even if they were powerful when they were alive, they would immediately have their houses ransacked upon death, and men would be used as slaves and women as prostitutes.

The book is a good book, it is a harem novel, not a single heroine

After taking a look, the protagonist has no plug-ins and is basically in an alien version of the Southern Song Dynasty. Under the strong coercion of the Jin Kingdom, a group of wealthy children from the south of the Yangtze River occupy the court and desperately hold back the people. After calculating the probability of being destroyed, it is probably the same as the probability of the next Chinese national football team not making it to the World Cup. Can turn the Southern Song Dynasty into the Great Song Dynasty, and the national football team can defeat Japan

When I saw the title of the latest chapter "Light a Lamp", I couldn't help but think of Mr. Lu Xun's words: "If you have a little heat and a little light, you will be like a firefly. You can also shine a little light in the dark without waiting for the torch. If there is no torch from now on, I will be the only light." Perhaps it was the massacre of the common people by the Jing Dynasty sergeants that allowed Lu Chen to complete the traveler's complete understanding of the troubled times. As a soldier in his previous life, he was educated to protect the country and the people with a steel gun in hand. His understanding of troubled times was only through various media reports. Even if he occasionally went on business or exercise, he would still face the enemy. After time travel, whether it was practicing martial arts, doing things in the Sutra Weaving Department, or attacking Defending the battle formation was just a process in which Lu Chen used his own knowledge to integrate into the modern life in the ancient context. However, the daily actions of the Northern Dynasty generals described by the people in front of the city and Lin Xi had a great impact on Lu Chen, prompting him to awaken the sense of mission that the common people deserved, just like the martyrs back then. This is just my guess, mainly due to the association caused by the title and content of this chapter. If I guess wrong, it will just make people laugh and amuse me.

"Jiuxi": Anyone familiar with history knows that this word means becoming emperor or on the way to becoming emperor🙂

I just want to ask if you are a high-ranking person. I heard that you have too much power but not a high-ranking one. It really gave me ptsd. Not being a high-ranking person in history is the same as if you didn't tremble in the end. It's purely disgusting.

Don't accept the princess. If you accept it, it will be a poisonous point. It is a huge poison. If you accept it, this book will probably explode to death.

The title of the book "Nine Tins" takes a look at the celebrities who were influenced by Nine Tins in history: Wang Mang, Cao Cao, Sima Zhao, the founding emperor of the Four Kingdoms in the Southern Dynasties, Yang Jian, Li Yuan, and Wang Shichong. If you say you won't rebel, who will believe you?

No, do you have to be so literary if you want to write a good article? She also had to create a terrible life where she would be pregnant with a child and never see her again in this life. Is the role of Qingyu Huaijin created just for this kind of work? Even if you replace her with a man, it will have no impact on the plot at all, okay? The last book also set up a female supporting villain character that felt unnecessary. You like this setting very much, right? It seems that I have to read the author's books with caution

How can a good book be without idioms? I come first: long winds and waves

The writing skills are very strong, but unfortunately I am a wild boar who cannot eat fine chaff. I have no idea when reading it in a completely abstract way. I should have been able to finish it well if I didn't put it down when I read it for the first time, but I have no patience when I pick it up the second time.

When I saw the scene where the protagonist went to the capital and the third young master of the Li family sent the servants off, I was a little confused. What was the protagonist doing just now? It's not a big deal for someone else to give some money to a woman. The protagonist's family is the richest man in Guangling, so accepting it is not a big favor. It is impossible for the left prime minister to be stupid enough to think that he can control the protagonist with such a small favor, and it is impossible for the emperor to think that the protagonist is loyal just because he refuses to accept it. I really don't understand why this is to test the protagonist, and why the protagonist refuses. I can understand if you use these things to test other poor families or farm children, but how can you test the protagonist with this? As for the protagonist's own attitude, I feel that it is also very fragmented. The protagonist portrayed above is not a reckless or particularly straightforward and heroic person, but more of a mature and calculating image. Why does he suddenly turn into a hot-blooded young man who doesn't understand anything when he arrives in the capital? I can understand that the protagonist is proud and would rather bend than bend, but it cannot be shown through this incident. In the final analysis, the third young man of the Li family is a dog let out by the big boss behind the scenes. If you argue with a dog, you are too out of character for the protagonist. In my opinion, it should be a mutual test between the emperor and the protagonist. The emperor wants to see whether the protagonist supports the Northern Expedition, and the protagonist should also test the emperor's heart and mind to see if he is worthy of assistance. As a result, it is written like this and it becomes a unilateral investigation by the emperor and a unilateral pandering by the protagonist. And the emperor can't examine anything in this way. If you accept prostitutes and gifts, it won't affect your support for the Northern Expedition. If you don't accept them, it won't affect your opposition to the Northern Expedition. I really don't understand. Can anyone help me analyze it? Otherwise, I feel a little bit unbearable.

In fact, when it comes to artillery and guns, it is a bug. Before the Maxim machine gun came out, ordinary flintlocks were not that strong against cavalry... Especially during the National War. But I also understood that the author was coming to an end, and he immediately finished the book.

The plot at the beginning is really average, and the Machiavellian plots are a bit childish, but later on I really didn't expect the author to put in more effort, and some of the plots are quite good.

What a pity Li Duan, what a pity, there may not be such an emperor throughout the ages, what a pity

The pace of the ending part is relatively slow, but after reading the whole book, I still feel a little disappointed. It is really well written. I hope the author will do better in the next book.

The writing is really awesome. I enjoyed reading it. I read it twice. The first time was a pirated version. The second time is here. It's guaranteed to be read to the end.

Li Bingxue's eldest son Lu Chen thought he had a military background and planned to bring down Prince Jiusi

Is Qingyu Huaijin dead in the future? It would be great if this villain was a man...

The first helmsman gave this book to me for no apparent reason. He voted for all the recommended monthly votes. The author took a good rest and waited for the next wave to explode in the next year.

The writing is really good. Not many people have ordered the whole book. This book is worth ordering.