I Swept My Whole Family Away, Then Lay Flat
卷飞全家后我躺平了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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What a pleasant surprise! I just discovered the author!! I love the ordinary days of time travel in the Qing Dynasty and the springtime scenes! Keep it up!
This book has an interesting premise, but the writing is rather mediocre.
The last book I found most interesting was "Born into a Prestigious Family." The novel was completed within 2 million words, which made it easier to control the plot. The subsequent works were all just filler and were simply unreadable.
Haitang's older brother is eleven years old and has been reborn, but he's portrayed as having a very low IQ. Haitang, on the other hand, is quite intelligent at nine years old—she's written as too smart!
I'm growing to dislike Ma's more and more.
Seeing Chapter 597's portrayal of Lin Lin's excessive consideration for her half-sister and her self-serving use of her granddaughter's marriage to persuade her husband not to return to their hometown, I realized that while I have relatives in Chang'an, my husband has none. I don't deny that she's not a bad person, but some of her actions made me feel uneasy.
Analysis of the Emperor in this book
From the perspective of the female lead and those around her, it's undeniable that some of the emperor's actions are indeed difficult to judge. However, judging from the dialogue and indirect descriptions, the emperor wanted to be a good emperor, and the new policies he implemented were indeed beneficial to the country and the people.
I honestly think Jin is unworthy of the female lead. 😭😭😭😭
This book is great in every way, except that the long passages of dialogue are exhausting to read.
Why choose such an awful title? It makes me not even have the courage to read it.
After reading thirty or forty chapters, there's hardly any direct description; important national affairs are only discussed in the casual conversations of the siblings. Even a major event like the treacherous spy leading the Third Prince's army to invade is only discussed in the back courtyard by a few people before and after the event.
Why is rock sugar used in winemaking? Is this how large-scale winemaking is done? I can't figure it out, and I've even written many chapters about it…