The Great Wei’s Court Historian
大魏女史
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 991k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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465Chapters
97.2kRecommendations
22.1kFans
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This is an exam-oriented novel with romance elements. If you're looking for a story without romance/clipped romance, please skip this.
Every single one of them is well-written!
I really like the author's writing style. I admire the final closed loop of the main character, secondary personalities, and alter egos in "The Escape from Famine," which is written in a calm and unhurried manner, leaving a lasting impression. I also like the delicate and moving love story in "The Craftsman." I sometimes seem to forget the specific details of both books, but I'm always immersed in those indescribable emotions and feelings. Absolutely fantastic! 🌹🌹🌹
At this point, the book seems to have only just begun, not yet fully unfolded. Through the young girl's arduous pursuit of education, her interactions with various teachers and students, and the gradual emergence of various official and (jianghu) forces, the story unfolds amidst both the trivialities of young students and the thrilling power struggles and life-or-death battles within the imperial…
Phew, after reading Chapter 238 (I discovered this book so quickly I lost track of time!), I finally woke up to the fact that the author is a true genius. He digs, fills, and buries plot points, weaving together past and present lives, captivating the reader with the ebb and flow of emotions.
Different values don't matter.
I've been reading this book, including the previous one, and overall they're quite enjoyable. However, there are always parts where my thinking doesn't quite align with the author's. I later realized it might be due to a clash of values. For example, some plot points and conflicts between characters seem trivial to me, even insignificant, let alone worthy of grudges.
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Keep it up, keep it up, it'll get better and better!
Keep up the good work, author! I enjoy reading stories from the Northern and Southern Dynasties, especially the Northern Dynasties. Keep it up!
The writing is delicate and moving, the content is highly informative, the characters are well-defined, and the plot unfolds logically. It's a wonderful read, perfect for careful reading. Author, please keep updating! 😊😊😊
Ahhh! So good! I saved three or four chapters and finished reading them in no time! 🤭🤭
The author's books need to be read carefully, otherwise you might miss some plot points.