Becoming a Brocade Guard, Starting by Plundering Blade Talent

When I read novels, I usually look at the number of comments. When the number of comments exceeds the number of chapters, then it's okay to read it. Otherwise, it's toxic.

😥 Such an old-fashioned novel, about the empress paying a private visit incognito, and the escorts don't take any money with them when they go out. I can't stand it.

Why do I say I can read it? The author of this book is good at describing the story, but the description of the fighting is lacking, so I say I can read it. Why do you say you have to lose your brain? Many people say it is a matter of identity, but if you think about this carefully, you can figure it out. I can't figure it out and I'm too lazy to argue with you. There are three things that really poison me. 1: The arrangement of the female emperor's appearance is too deliberate and too rigid. The way an emperor solves problems is to go out of the palace and take a walk. Did you read it in vain? What did the Imperial College learn? Does the doctor teach you how to fall in love? 2: The empress was too stiff to appear, and then she was interested in a small hundred households? The most important thing is that you are a puppet emperor. Puppet, you don't know how many pairs of eyes are watching behind your every move? What you eat when you wake up every morning, what clothes you wear, when you go to the toilet, who you come into contact with, and what is that person's background? These information are all neatly placed on their desk. The most important thing is that this is a society of cultivators. You are an emperor and you are a cultivator. Isn't this an inappropriate background for the heroine? Don't you feel embarrassed? 3: Go and take a look at the Golden Sword Gate in the Imperial City. Whether it's Jin Yong, Gu Long, or history, except for the martial arts halls of aristocratic families, where are the sects in the Imperial City? This is just like having a regiment of Korean garrison in Beijing. Is this possible? Moreover, during the period when the dynasty was strong, the only people who could destroy entire families in the imperial city were the Jinyiwei, Dongxichang, and Yulinjun. Who else would dare? This royal family is really the background wall. The murderer returned to the scene playing tricks under the light and is waiting to be caught by you? What? Have you seen too much Conan? These are my viewing records. If you have any other opinions, please reply to me. I can't read them back.

I've been reading this book for so long and haven't read any reviews yet. After reading the comments today, I was shocked. It's obviously very well written, but why are there so many comments saying it's poisonous? Then I carefully read the comments and found out, well, they've all been written by people who haven't read the book, or have only read one chapter, or at most two chapters. Because the author did not write about the national conditions in the first chapter, and then felt that it was unreasonable, it is really hard to evaluate. Here, I can only give the author one suggestion. When writing a book in the future, you must first write the plot analysis in the first chapter. Otherwise, many readers will not read the rest and will only shout poison, poison, poison. I read many comments, and most of the key points of these people's accusations are that they feel that the empress's ascension to the throne is unreasonable, that the courtiers' perfunctory attitude towards the empress is unreasonable, and that the empress being an emperor is too childish, a bit like a female video. I am a reader who saw it at the back, and I would like to share my opinion. First of all, everyone in the court knew that the old emperor was greedy for power and was ruthless and ruthless. In addition, the old emperor was still the grand master, so no one dared to disobey him. Even the prime minister of the grand master did not dare to contradict the old emperor. The old emperor was practicing in seclusion and trying to break through to the realm of land gods, so he needed to find someone to supervise the country. Logically speaking, he did not need to pass on the throne. After all, it would be enough to establish a prince or some other king to supervise the country. But the problem is that he wants to take the shortcut of absorbing the country's luck, and he can feel the general rules of luck, so he understands that absorbing luck will most likely have backlash, and the emperor is the concentration of a country's luck. If there is a backlash, and he is still the emperor, the consequences will be serious, and it will basically be a 100% sudden death. Therefore, even if the old emperor no longer wanted to give up the throne, he had no choice but to give up the throne for the sake of his own life. The old emperor, who was greedy for power, did not want to give up the throne to his capable and famous children, so he cleaned up all such princes before giving up the throne, and then passed the throne to the little transparent empress. Jiu Qian Sui is the absolute confidant of the old emperor. He understands very well that the empress is just a mascot. As long as the old emperor comes out of confinement, the best end for the empress is to be abolished and permanently imprisoned. And because the old emperor has no emotion or empathy for the empress, Jiu Qian Sui doesn't care about the empress's thoughts and attitude at all. After all, she is just a disposable toilet paper, just throw it away after use. But even so, the nine thousand-year-old did not dare to despise the imperial power, because the old emperor valued the emperor's authority very much, so this strange phenomenon occurred in the book. Everyone did not take the empress seriously, and dared to fool the empress' orders that were not explicit. And once the empress issues an edict through formal channels, everyone must obey. Let's talk about the prime minister and ministers. The Prime Minister is the Grand Master, so he can look down on the Empress from the bottom of his heart, even if the Empress is not a puppet. Because he is the great master. It's a pity that like the old emperor, he is also greedy for power, so he attaches great importance to the power of the prime minister's position. In addition, the old emperor's cultivation level stabilizes him, so he behaves in a twisted way. On the one hand, he does not want the old emperor to leave seclusion, but on the other hand, he is afraid that the old emperor will really become a land god. There is a sense of "stealing" in doing things. But because of his status as a great master, apart from being afraid of the old emperor, he could also despise anyone else, including the empress. The ministers are a group of people who seek advantages and avoid disasters, and seek criticism. They are afraid of the old emperor, so they respect the emperor's identity. However, they also know that the empress is a puppet with no ability to stand up. Therefore, they should kneel down after listening to the imperial decree, but if they want them to have personal respect for the empress, it is a bit reluctant. As for the protagonist, he is a cheater. There is not much to say. If the realm breakthrough is slow, many people will probably criticize him for being too low. If the realm breakthrough is fast, many people will also criticize him for being unreasonable. If the breakthrough is neither fast nor slow, it will be criticized for being too bland. In short, it will not be unanimously praised. But as far as my personal opinion is concerned, the author handled it pretty well, at least it didn't make me feel like I wanted to curse. As for the women in the book and the protagonist's attitude towards women, I can only say that the protagonist is a bit of a Sigma, has little patience with women, and may not be as licking as the protagonists in other books.

It's like children playing house, Xiaobaiwen

Let's not talk about whether there are Jinyiwei in other places. In the world of cultivation, there are masters, great masters, land gods, and thousands of Jinyiwei in the capital. They are not even innates. If they are only supported by a few people with no strength, how can they monitor the world and have no strength? How can they act domineeringly?

If you don't think the food tastes good, just beat the person to death! The family reported the crime and even drove themselves crazy and committed suicide by taking poison. There is no order in the world at all, and the world view is too scary! Today I can hit someone because I think the food is not tasty, but tomorrow I can kill everyone just because I look at me one more time?

The father-in-law died, there was no one on the wife's side to report the news, and the empress revealed her identity and was recruited, the plot was all handled very intelligently...

It feels like a book from a female channel. The plot has relatively gentle ups and downs, and there are no major poisonous points. However, the plot with the queen and the female guards makes people feel silly and sweet. If you can't create the kind of Jiang Yuyan, you will be sorry for the strategist.

Whenever you write about women, you are so disgusted. It is no longer a question of whether you are poisonous or not. You are really disgusting. I think it is a compliment to you when you talk about AI in this clip. Brother, you are so outrageous.