The Historian Is Very Professional in Digging Holes.

I think this book is okay regardless of the previous reading, but after the gangster appeared, I felt that this book embodies the characteristics of an early urban pretentious and slap-in-the-face novel, and the setting of the book clearly feels like a peaceful world view of the rule of law, but the performance of the gangster made me feel more like a fantasy novel. I can't say it's too bad, but I personally don't like it. (Personal opinion, don't complain if you don't like it. It's just a waste of time to read this book. I won't be happy if you don't complain)

It's best to have chapter names at the end. It won't lose many readers. Just like me, when I encounter a plot I don't like, I want to skip it. But once you see that you don't have a chapter title and you don't know what will attract you, you will most likely lose interest in reading.

After seeing the copy of King Luo Bin, I gave up decisively. Where is my brain? Since the dungeon is so difficult to enter, and the protagonist doesn't have to pass it perfectly after entering, what's the point of being mean there? Is it interesting to deliberately make a prank without doing something you can do? There is no reason for poor grades

This book is okay to read so far. Except for the useless beginning, which makes people feel uneasy, so far it is a good book.

Starting from Chapter 269, there are random repetitive chapters.

After reading the introduction, can this also be classified as history? 😷

This book shouldn't be in the history section, it's in the wrong category. Not many people in the historical area will be interested in this book, and those who are interested in this book are not in the historical area. There is a reason for the poor performance. It wouldn't be so miserable if placed in other categories.

Can the introduction be changed to archeology? History is not what you think.

Why do you keep repeating yourself? I want to report

No wonder it's not popular. I know history clearly, but I only have a grandma and a younger sister at home. However, after entering the dungeon, I just act mean and don't get any benefits. Is this why I want to be popular? I don't want to become stronger when being chased. It's also a novel. It took me so long to write this book.

Generally speaking, it's okay. I just couldn't stand the part where I saw King Luo Bin. It's a pity.

This school dungeon is too long. It starts to enter the palace at about 270, and the subsequent chapters are confusing and repeated chapters.

Can there be more? It's quite interesting, I feel like you might not be able to write anymore. I don't even want to name the chapter. I'm interested in deciphering with more historical knowledge than anyone else has. Rather than practicing to become stronger. There is no need to deliberately use classical Chinese, just tell a good story. Of course, there is a high probability that you will not listen to me...