The Chancellor Reigns Supreme

Are there any other strategy articles like this with a serious male protagonist and an online IQ? I don't like the playful and smiling protagonist.

Both the writing power and the writing style are excellent. The plot may be a little flat in the first few chapters, but this part is set up well. The plot unfolds at a leisurely pace, both long and short-term. The author has a good historical background and also puts great effort into describing women's makeup and appearance. Good book, worth reading.

The author who came from Jiuxi writes better and better. Come on! More votes for you

In history, will the family be liquidated after the death of a powerful official?

It's so beautiful, why are there so few people? There is no deliberate poisonous point, no brainless copying of modern poems to develop daily necessities technology, etc. The most important thing is to keep an eye on it, otherwise Cao Cao's thief and wife article will make you vomit 🙂

I sincerely recommend the author to write a fantasy and Machiavellian novel. The author's writing skills are top-notch and Machiavellian logic is top-notch. However, it is difficult to get out of the circle with purely historical plots. The audience is not large enough. With the fantasy setting, it may really explode. At least the audience will be larger all at once, and the traffic will naturally be more. Nowadays, many novels on the fantasy list are not self-consistent in logic. The combat power and currency system are stupid at every turn. There are also very few well-written character plots and character growth. There are a lot of poisonous points. I strongly recommend that the author try the water in the next book or try to double open it.

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Are you starting to screen readers after just three golden chapters? As soon as she was resurrected, a princess appeared immediately, rolling her wheels here and there. There are various explanations for why she jumped into the river, and the princess has various misunderstandings. . I almost panic when I see him. . . So open? Can you relax (jumping in the river) to the princess's house? Can you still see people? Still able to be alone. .

I was shocked after reading the first 80 chapters. The story is compact and logical, and the writing is beautiful. I don't know why it's not popular. It's too hardcore.

Envoys holding festivals, fake yellow axes, a total of hundreds of writings, adding nine tins, adding a crown, leading the prime minister, adding a grand master, conferring the title of King of Qin, riding six horses, adding special gifts, recording ministerial affairs, riding a gold-rooted chariot, entering the court without a sound, praising and worshiping without singing, and wearing swords and shoes. Go to the palace, ride a horse in the imperial city, ride on the system without worshiping, do the emperor's work, ride on the emperor's auxiliary chariot, set up his own general school palace, open the palace with the same three divisions, sit above the princes and kings, and oversee all the military affairs of the universe and Liuhe. Because of his title, he is trusted.

The book is a good book, but it is not exciting enough. Most of what is said in the book is about Machiavellian policies and rational logic. After reading it for a long time, you will inevitably get tired of aesthetics. Although the protagonist is an old man seeking a country, he is still a teenager after all. I hope there will be more passion and emotional projection.

Similar to "Qing Yu Nian", "Snow Lieutenant General" and "Ye" are all popular. I believe that the author has this foundation. I sincerely recommend that the author try to write this type of fantasy, write about the court, write about the politics, write about the rivers and lakes, write about the market. It feels like a waste of such a good writing power to just write about the court and politics. It can be completely changed by changing some styles to have more audiences, greater traffic and higher influence.

Md, I thought it was the motherland. I thought it was a positive energy article.

There are too many stories written about women, and the emotional dramas are boring. They always write about falling in love with women, and ancient plots. Who would care about this? It's a passing matter. If it weren't for the author's writing style, and the plot is reasonable, it would be like watching an ancient puppet show.

The princess in the last book is different from Chen Xizhi in the first book. Lu Chen and his harem both know that the princess likes Lu Chen. It is really a poisonous point to write it off. But the bean sprouts were handled very well in the end! I hope there will be a happy ending like the princess in the previous book. . . . Don't be like Chen Xisheng in the first book. . But it would be better if this kind of mortal villain is replaced by a man, like the princess in the second book. In this kind of fictional historical harem, the heroine who doesn't write about the female protagonist, who especially likes the male protagonist, must be risk-averse.

It's so well written, why doesn't anyone read it?

Broad branches and scattered leaves strengthen the family.

The writing is so good, but the ranking is not high 🪖 Recently, there are indeed several historical books such as Xiancao, Yueguan, Weird Cousin, Three Rings, and Rain in the West Lake, which are quite good. This book on Machiavellianism is even more unique and should be among the top three.

I have read two volumes so far, let me share my feelings. (Spoilers) The author's writing is very good, and the description of the environment is very touching, and it feels more immersive when looking at it; the power struggle at the core of the book has a good look and feel, and the plots of the opponent's moves and the protagonist's breaking moves are reasonable. The first volume mainly writes about Ning, Shen, the emperor and other big figures, and they can still maintain their b-characters; the female protagonist writes The story is not bad, both the princess and Qingmei are well written, I really like Qingmei; the character design of the protagonist is good, mainly reflected in the fact that while the protagonist maintains his own old character, he also uses the character of the stupid young man who has traveled through his original body cleverly. In many cases, the protagonist can say some very bold and direct words to increase the feeling of fun. The problem is in the second volume. Overall it's okay, but it always feels weird. This is reflected in the use of the protagonist's "father's connections", that is, when you explain that you have connections, you can directly write down who these connections are and what official positions they have, so that book friends can guess under what circumstances these people will appear and what role they will play. Just like when the protagonist had to deal with a man-made civil uprising in the local area, he suddenly borrowed a group of cavalry soldiers. If you had told me in advance that you had this connection, I would probably have guessed that he would borrow soldiers to overcome this level. I don't think there should be an information gap with the readers. When necessary, a person is suddenly picked out to help the protagonist and then patched up by saying that he has connections from his father's generation. This gives people the feeling of a deus ex machina. Then there was too little resistance when investigating the case. Although the plot of the villain's moves and the protagonist's detachment were generally reasonable, it felt that the terrifying local influence that this kind of family should have was not written at all. How can it be so easy to find places like salt and water transportation, which can be said to be the lifeblood of the country? There was too little pressure from my immediate superiors. I had been looking forward to the game between the protagonist and the governor of Jiangsu and how the protagonist would break the situation. I didn't expect that the protagonist became an imperial envoy and was immediately eliminated when he appeared on the scene. I felt that the reaction was a bit too slow. Of course, overall it is pretty good among the historical articles currently being serialized. I have no intention of influencing the author. I am just giving you my personal feedback.

The writing style, layout, and characterization are all at the level of a master. It's rare for an alternate historical novel to be so flavorful. The only thing that is almost interesting is the outline of the heroine and the interestingness of the writing. This is probably why there was no fire. Comparing the popular novels of the same genre, either the writing is relaxed or the harem is well written, but there are probably not many books that are purely Machiavellian and popular. I won't talk about the creation of the heroine. She's really talented. She's not really mean-spirited enough to be able to write like that. The writing could be more relaxed and lovable. It's too straight-forward to be popular on the Internet.

From the personal point of view of a long-time book friend, your writing skills are fine, but you made a mistake when writing this book, that is, you planned to write a purely civil servant story that did not involve force, which resulted in you missing a lot of cool points. For example, the heroine is difficult to differentiate. With force: the heroine can be a cold swordsman, an eccentric witch, a dignified and elegant but thoughtful queen. These are all settings that can create cool points, and at the same time, you can create different villains. There is no need to create differentiated opponents through force, different skills, and personalities. The same lack of force leads to a relatively single villain. So far, there is no particularly awesome villain. Even Ning Yanzhi has only seen him with a deep mind, but we can't see where the awesomeness lies. There is no sense of excitement for the protagonist to fight wits and courage. There is also an ancestor of the Xuanyuan Sect who is considered a big villain, but we don't know his identity yet. After reading the whole book, I think it was well written, but it may not be as good as Doumiao imagined, and the results are not as good as Doumiao imagined. At the same time, it lacks the setting of force, which makes it impossible to write some very good and exciting ideas in the novel. Don't give up the setting of force in the next book. While writing about the plot, you can try to write some conspiracies and tricks to cooperate with suspense to solve the case and how the villain destroys the corpse and cuts off the clues. It highlights the resourcefulness and adaptability of the protagonist. It will be better. Come on, Doumiao, I look forward to you.

There should be a good ending

I have been following Doumiao's books, including the last one, which I have read for the second time. On the road of civil service, one must always maintain a high moral integrity, noble character, and always speak well-reasoned words. I am a bit tired of aesthetics and have fallen into a plateau. I still need to cultivate it for a long time, and then pick it up and read it without losing track of the plot. I have never succeeded in writing an emotional drama in these few books. If it is not well shaped, it should be less and more subtle.

There is too much emphasis on power struggles in the officialdom, and there are not many concrete and down-to-earth examples such as common people, filthy parents, and mysterious cases. The identity of the protagonist was too high at the beginning, causing the plot to reach a point where there was nowhere to move, and it was a dojo in a snail shell. It's a pity, except for being a little vague and bland, the rest of the writing and logic are pretty good. In fact, there are many descriptions of strange people, strange things, mysterious conspiracies and divine judgments in ancient essays and other miscellaneous stories. This aspect can be strengthened.

Doumiao's writing is getting better and better, the rhythm of the plot is well grasped, and the writing is delicate and smooth. I offer all my monthly tickets.

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The awesome stuff written in the introduction is that he became the regent of the Prime Minister and replaced the emperor. In the end, he only became the chief minister. The most unpleasant thing to say is that the emperor told you to get out and you were basically still a slave. It was very speechless.

In other words, the emperor will definitely decree that the princess will be married to the male protagonist? Otherwise, it will be a tauren plot 🙂