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I haven't seen such high quality work in a long time. Although I have praised it once before, every time I think about it, I can't help but sigh from the bottom of my heart. It would be a great blessing if this book could be adapted to the screen in my lifetime (it's probably unlikely, but who knows, right)

After reading too many upgrade streams, it turned out that this type of work with the background of rivers and lakes and courts, the theme of reasoning and suspense, and the thrust of suspense and foreshadowing is more popular with me The Prison Guards with a similar background is really a novice in comparison (although it is quite interesting, but the writing style is really not as good as this one) The author's writing is good, and I like it very much. I support it~

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After seeing Song Ci's appearance, I went to B station to watch the video and reminisce. After watching it, I felt so tired. No matter how hard you try, you can't change the officialdom. The rulers and you are not of the same mind ~ It's useless! The protagonist is not a prince, and a prince cannot become an emperor. Even if the world and the court are restrained by the legal system, if the protagonist is too powerful, will he become a powerful minister, will the emperor be afraid of him, and will the next emperor trust him? I don't quite understand why the protagonist wants to join the officialdom! Is it for the people? Jianghu pays attention to gratification and grudges. If I am sure you did it, I will kill you. In the officialdom, assassination is forbidden first. If you do it privately, you must abide by the rules and provide evidence. To put it bluntly, everything serves the emperor! The reader is brought in as the protagonist. I am the time traveler. I am the protagonist. Why should I listen to your emperor and kneel down to the emperor every time I go to court? I'm just overthinking it, and I'm afraid that the protagonist will not end well like Song Ci. Also, I don't have enough IQ, and I'm afraid that I won't be able to understand the battle of wits and the officialdom!

Although the little dragon girl like this is very cool, Li Mochou is really okay

To be honest, your martial arts book stock speculation is a bit discouraging. If you want to have a heroine, can't you just write it? You have to be ambiguous with a lot of people, the eunuch is not thorough and you don't dare to have a harem. You are really discouraging people from being both serious and established! It's 2022, stock trading is no longer popular, let's find a heroine as soon as possible

What is this written about? If you can't write the emotional line well, then write less, okay? A girl gets into bed with a man for the first time? Is this girl from Yihongyuan? People from Yihongyuan may not be like this, right? But this Mu Xiaochan was actually trained according to the so-called next head of the Lijing Sect! If such a person can be trained to be the head of the sect, then the person who chose her also has poor vision, right? What's more, what's more, the so-called Li Jingmen is still responsible for the safety of the harem! That's it? Responsible for the security of the harem?

Is this Schrödinger's Wu-Tang Clan? In Catching God, Ji Yaohua all knows that the protagonist is from the Wudang sect, but Iron Catcher doesn't know. Everyone outside the co-author knows that the protagonist is a direct descendant of Wudang, but Wudang's own people don't know? ? ? ?

After working on it for a long time, it's still a fantasy novel disguised as martial arts. Alas, I know that there are not many authors who can write martial arts novels well. Where did martial arts and martial arts come from so many bullshit realms?

Many readers must have been upset by the recent plot. This book feels like a refreshing novel without depression from the beginning. The protagonist Tianhu starts off with the wisdom of Yang Ling in Hui Mingli (similar to Hui Ming's excitement but without the depressing dynasty), similar to the style of Lu Xiaofeng's story (detective + protagonist team's combat power ceiling), and at the same time, the protagonist changes some regrets in the world of mixed martial arts. I personally like this style very much. I have read a lot of mixed martial arts novels. In fact, this one is really well written. It is trusted by the emperor and governs the country. It can also change the regrets of many martial arts protagonists in the rivers and lakes, giving readers a very exciting world of mixed martial arts! However, from the forced defeat of Tumu Fort to the current attempt to usurp the throne, and even the possibility of forcing Yu Shaobao to offline, I feel that the author has forced a scene for the sake of plot twists and turns, which feels a bit too strong. As a reader, I believe that I would like to see the protagonist take advantage of time travel and his own abilities to do things. It can turn the tide before the incident occurs, especially the latest plot. Perhaps the author wants to give Thirteen a chance to rise to the top, but forcing popular characters such as the Emperor and Yu Shaobao offline does not match the previous style. Even if the protagonist wins in the end, the popular characters are still offline. There is still regret! In fact, I personally feel that it is not necessary for the emperor to go offline. The normal life extension is 2 years. The protagonist is allowed to continue fighting with the prince in the court, which gradually weakens the prince's power. The dungeon (the weak emperor just allows the villain to develop his power) and the later external dungeon of Daqian. The dungeon is full of martial arts struggles. Visually, as the protagonist's realm increases, the villains in the following are all powerful, either masters of powerful forces or bosses of the world. I still hope that this book can continue to maintain the style of non-depressing and refreshing writing!

After reading Chapter 315, I feel that the protagonist has completely become a double standard. This plot of the Wen family is really... I am speechless. I won't go into detail about the protagonist, as a judicial officer, knowing and breaking the law. He also had to show how he committed perjury in front of his subordinate named Di, specifically burning letters. I'm afraid that the protagonist doesn't know how he died. You must know that Di and Song are traditionally upright people. If you see the protagonist committing perjury, if you don't read it directly, you would be sorry for their attributes. Even if people don't report you, they will stay away from you from now on. Furthermore, in the section about Fairy Chi Lian being able to commit crimes and perform meritorious deeds, the protagonist said that rivers and lakes are rivers and lakes, and rivers and lakes are different from ordinary people. But at the same time, the author's story of trying to test the evidence in Wen's family also shows: In the eyes of the court, if you don't have an official status, then no matter how high your martial arts skills are, you will always be a commoner. Therefore, the Wen family can indeed look down on the common people, because in that feudal era, this kind of class contempt was legitimate. From the perspective of the imperial court, the Wen family is a privileged class, while Fairy Chilian is a serious commoner class. The most important identity of the protagonist is precisely to represent the imperial court. However, with the protagonist, he is looking for various excuses for Fairy Chi Lian, but with the Wen family, he is really willing to kill others by any means necessary. Is this protagonist really righteous? Also saying that justice that is delayed is not considered justice. The author first defines justice in your novel and then writes. Of course, seeing that the justice pursued by the protagonist now is what I think is justice, and what I think is not justice is not justice. So why bother? Of course, excluding the Wen family plot, the novel is still very enjoyable.

Is it Liu Wangshu?

Let's stop at that chapter. I won't read this book. I read it slowly from the first chapter. I wanted to continue reading, but when I think about Yaya, I feel a thorn in my heart. It's so uncomfortable. Even if I kill Yaya for a purpose, I don't necessarily have to die. Goodbye friends.

Zhou Mingsheng's case was too drawn out. It could have ended when the emperor left the palace and was convicted. He had to superfluously create a Cihang Jingzhai. Does the author think his book is not poisonous enough?

It's okay, but I don't like watching Shura Field. If it's poorly written, it looks disgusting. If it's good, it's disturbing. I'll leave a note to prevent poisoning, so I've withdrawn it.

More than 300 chapters have passed, and the realm has not changed yet. It's a bit too stretched. Let's keep it for now. Let's talk about when we enter the cave.

The front part is very exciting, but judging from the recent hundred or so chapters, it feels like tasteless, tasteless, and a pity to abandon it, but after thinking about it, I might as well abandon it. I look forward to the next one.

It collapsed in Chapter 455. Not only the contextual plot, but also the character of the protagonist collapsed.

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The recent case of Zhou Mingsheng is below the standard... Just hiding the Jinnu in private cannot be tolerated by the emperor. Once Yang Qingyuan is revealed, the reputation of the prince will be ruined. If Zhou Mingsheng really cares about the prince, he must bear all the responsibility for the crime and remove the prince. Otherwise, even if Zhou Mingsheng can survive this time, the first and third series are the cabinets specially prepared by the emperor for the next emperor. If they are all offended, in the eyes of the emperor, he will become a prince who cannot bear the big responsibility and will not consider it again. If the prince clears out the first and third lineages in one go, although the emperor will not feel unworthy of his responsibilities, it will still leave a thorn in the side. The reputation of the first and third lineages will also make Shilin's impression of the prince slip. What's more, if the outsiders don't know about the so-called treasure of the First Emperor, then it becomes the prince's brother-in-law who has tainted the innocence of all the ladies and is unwilling to take responsibility. As a starting point, the Wen Denggu incident made the entire court and the emperor's face a joke. Hidden crossbows were used to assassinate high-ranking court officials and the next cabinet, but the prince was desperate to keep his brother-in-law and may even kill high-ranking court officials for this purpose... I can understand that this is a plan to support Xiao Qi's rise to power, but this is too low-level.

The first part was very exciting, with investigation and martial arts, but in the middle it got a bit boring. Interspersed in reverse order, and too everyday. The investigative tactics mentioned earlier are quite enjoyable to watch. The official details behind it are also invisible. The force value still makes it impossible to move, and I can't stand it anymore anyway. It's a pity that I subscribed

Let me talk about my personal reading experience. The first 150 chapters can be said to be of very high quality, whether it is plot, rhythm or even characterization. From the time when Yang Guo was accepted as his disciple, the plot started to fall apart after the change in the world, and the quality dropped a lot. The author was very ambitious and wanted to write a lot, but he couldn't control it and forcibly kneaded some things together, and the perception dropped seriously.

A book that was so good in the early days is now in this state, and the protagonist's IQ has seriously declined. Has the author changed the book?

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I haven't read nearly a hundred chapters. I just clicked on the last chapter and took a look. King Zhao hasn't finished yet. 😃 The author is really awesome. Does the author have another name? I'll avoid it from now on.

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