
Jin Tempering
晋砺
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 640k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's becoming increasingly difficult to see the protagonist's political leanings. Let's say the protagonist pleads for the people, but it seems that he does nothing except prevent Wuhu. Let's just say that the protagonist protects the famous weapons of the imperial court, and it is not taboo at all to ask for favoritism to kill people in violation of the law. Let's talk about the protagonist's exquisite self-interest, and all kinds of inexplicable behaviors that seek the death of literary youths. Let's just say that the protagonist upholds imperial power, but I don't think he has any favorable impression of the Sima family. Let's say that the protagonist does not kneel to the royal family, and the protagonist has so many opinions about the queen seizing power. So, what is the political leaning of the protagonist? It feels like women keep appearing, and then all the protagonist's motivations change according to the female character's behavioral stance. I am also convinced. What kind of protagonist does the author want to create?
I feel good after reading more than a dozen chapters, but I think the chaotic beginning is better (why? Because of the dumplings 🤭) Let's list the girls currently appearing: 1. Yang Zhi (Queen Marie! Queen Marie! Queen Marie! Important things must be said three times! 😍) 2. Jiang Jun (the prince's concubine in history) 3. Jia Nanfeng (the "ugly" queen with a lot of bad reviews in history, but I think the author's explanation is right. After all, I also liked the Queen Mother of the West 😜) 4. Catwoman Awu (original? 😰) 5. Widow Sima (I didn't read the name carefully, I love married women 😎) 6. Widow Wei (I didn't read the name carefully, I love my wife 😁) I guess there will be green beads later, and I probably haven't jumped to my death by now 🤭 I hope the author will stick to the harem camp, there are no other requirements
The performance of this book was predictably unsatisfactory. First, the assistant is a dim master, and he is arrogant and unable to listen to advice. Secondly, the protagonist's thoughts are too much about the love between children. Thirdly, after the coup was successful, I knew the general trend of history and had gained fame and fortune, but I did not have a reasonable plan for the future, so I felt very frustrated.
Because of the confusion, all the back votes were decided, but I couldn't stand it after reading half of this book. The plots in each copy are all centered on the new woman. I don't object to harem stories, but the plot design is too messy. After writing this book, the author should feel free to withdraw from the circle and leave a good impression of chaos to everyone.
The author should still strive for supremacy as the main one and fans as the secondary one. The driving plot should be strategic planning, not the love scene between children and children.
The author's historical background is excellent, but the protagonist suddenly turns into a bitch when he meets a beautiful woman, as if he has changed from a historical novel to a romance novel. The most important thing is that the protagonist has no subjective initiative and has been following the flow of history. In the end, nothing has changed, and he is always decadent, just like a waste , the plug-in made me familiar with history like no other, and I repeatedly tested it on the verge of death, all thanks to the author's cheating to survive. The author felt that his blood was boiling, and I just felt speechless. I just wanted to complain about the lack of blood, and even wished that the protagonist died, so that the author could write a new book.
It feels like the main character is a bit schizophrenic. While saying that the queen did not respect the law by killing people, she assassinated Rong Hui. This standard is really flexible.
How do you feel that you live for women? The contradictions and twists are all women, life or death.
Historically, Rong Hui dared to kill Wei Guan because the King of Chu had ordered it. Why in the story did he dare to kill the Taibao of the dynasty? ! ! It's too far-fetched, what's the point of killing purely for the plot.
Double standards, literary youth, licking dogs, good slaves These characters and protagonists switch seamlessly, which is quite disgusting. I gave up after seeing the latest chapter. There is also the chapter about hell. I just want to say what kind of Gou Ba stuff is written.