Don't Rebel, You Evildoers. Our Family Will Be Loyal and Loyal from Generation to Generation.

The character of the protagonist is: You are good for me, but you secretly plan to increase my reputation. I feel a little uncomfortable. No matter how loyal you are or whether you are a teacher, you should get out. The protagonist wants to be a royal pet. If you can't accept it, leave. For a strange child, you can stand up to 800, but as a teacher since childhood, you make me uncomfortable, so go away.

Brother, please change the beginning and let those maids be executed directly, but during the execution they turned into foxes and ran away. It not only reflects the theme but also solves the poison of killing farmers.

Alas, you yourself are being foolish and loyal, and you are still trying to persuade others to be foolish and loyal. How many times do you need others to persuade you? How long have you been screwing around here? Every time I had some objections, I was suppressed by the author. It's already 51 chapters. If you continue to write ink, the readers will run away before you can rebel on the shelves.

No, bro, are you missing a few small fish and shrimps everywhere? Women's videos write too many articles, so men's videos can't do that, right?

If you don't write about a good fight for hegemony in troubled times, why insist on engaging in a chaos of rivers and lakes?

I don't even teach science to those with a junior high school degree or below. It's really amazing to go back in time and teach science to people who have no scientific foundation.

Let me talk about my personal feelings first After reading a chapter and a half, I couldn't bear it. Everyone continue. I will wait until there is no such word as self-contradiction. Reason The protagonist's four little maids vigorously said that the protagonist had various images of emperors. As a result, the protagonist's father did not dare to let the protagonist go out. That's right, I can go out only after treating the double eyelids, one of the emperor's prime ministers. That's right, laser treatment is required in modern times. The protagonist was not cured for sixteen years, but the Taoist priest cured him with a wave of his hand. The protagonist repeatedly prevents the maids from telling the protagonist that the protagonist is the emperor's order. Each of the four maids says one thing, and the protagonist's method of punishment is to beat the maid with a willow stick. After beating the fourth maid, he leaves. Yes, the protagonist will not fight. As a time traveler who knows how to treat double pupils with laser, he loves the maid so much. The protagonist's boss didn't interfere yet, but he was so afraid that the protagonist didn't go out for sixteen years. Now writing this kind of ancient rebellion article, is your logical thinking so strong? I personally feel like I can't keep up 🥵🤭

It didn't hit the point. Every time you thought the protagonist was going to be like Xiang Yu, bringing his family to Kaiwushuang, the protagonist ran away. I still don't understand when so many people suddenly want to kill the protagonist, and then the main plot becomes a river and lake. When you see the beauty, you think Yu Ji is coming, but it's gone. Then you find that the main line seems to be to constantly bring some auspiciousness to stack buffs. Then some famous officials in history books suddenly seemed to have become immortal warriors when they spoke. Just feel good when you should, don't overwhelm the protagonist, if you feel the competition, the protagonist is no longer Xiang Yu, he is no longer invincible in the world, and then he becomes Guan Yu. Male videos can't be submissive, you just kill, one person kills all the people in the martial arts conference, anyway, there are excuses, and the direction is famous all over the world, so that everyone in the world feels that you are destined, and then defect to each other, and after overthrow, there will be another Six Kingdoms, the Six Kingdoms will deal with the Qin, Han, Tang, Yuan, Ming, and Qing, and write a thousand chapters about it.

The plot of the story is messy. As a young marquis fighting a rebellion, he goes around with knives and slashes. The male protagonist is in troubled times and has a twisted personality and is indecisive. What's the highlight? Either the fights are awesome or the writing is cool.

Although the protagonist is in the south, although there is plenty of water in the south, even though the protagonist's father is a Tu emperor, although extra manpower is sent, although at the end of the dynasty, 🤓👆, no troops are sent to prevent ships from being scuttled, there is a kind of beauty that the screenwriter feels that no matter how poor people are, they still have to live in a small single-family villa.

The setting I saw before was very good, but now I feel frustrated. Modern people have gone to ancient times, and the setting is that they are all children of the world. They are born emperors, the whole country is in rebellion, and the enemies are always trying to kill you. How can the protagonist just take things as they come? You want to cause trouble, but you have been a visionary since you were a child, and you don't hide it. You are the person around you. What's wrong with wanting to make progress in the last years of the dynasty? Isn't this normal? You even got rid of your teacher. Such an awesome vision is also the son of an important minister. All the elements of rebellion are present, and this is the result? If you don't fight for world hegemony, just write pastoral stories and live in seclusion in the mountains and forests. The setting of fighting for world hegemony is so awesome, it's so cool. I took off my pants and found that there was nothing underneath. It really affected my mood. I liked the author at first, but felt frustrated after watching it. I felt that the character of the protagonist was the same as that of the female protagonist.

The main reason is that the protagonist has been evading but is sad for the people, so he should rebel, and if he doesn't rebel, he should defend one side, instead of inaction, and then feel sad when something happens. There are such people in reality, but we are reading novels, not to see the protagonist making mistakes and going crazy. Everyone is looking at the protagonist's character to see if there are any flaws in the logic of the plot. There is already a problem here at the beginning of the group. The protagonist can be the Marquis of An Ding, or If you have this idea, then the author should not write about troubled times. Write that the protagonist was born in a prosperous age. It is normal for the protagonist to have such thoughts in a prosperous age. But in these troubled times, does it mean that the protagonist must regret and become enlightened? It is too cliche to say that in reality, most people of this kind are not destined to choose him. Look at Liu Bei, Liu Bang, Xiang Yu, and Li Shimin. They all know it themselves and fight for it, instead of the protagonist feeding him like this and the protagonist still being disgusted. It's still a matter of logic and plot. I want to write that the protagonist is forced to sacrifice others to enlighten the protagonist, but by then it's too late. You can ask how many readers are willing to watch this kind of plot with a certain abuse of the protagonist. If there is a reason to watch it, I suggest you write that the protagonist's mother is insulted, his father is killed, and the maid Also, ensure that the protagonist is enlightened and the abuser is also present. The essence of the plot you are writing now is to create a plot where the protagonist is forced to take the path for the sake of justice and for the people. However, it is still necessary to sacrifice others to shape the protagonist's change and let the protagonist change because of regret. The essence is that the abuser changes the protagonist. It's just that in ancient times, the main story of abuse was about the protagonist's parents, wife, son, daughter, etc., But in your case, it becomes the protagonist's generals who spoke to the persecuted people they saw, and there is no difference in essence. What readers actually want to see is change without regrets, because reality is already painful enough, and most people are absolutely unwilling to read a novel and feel uncomfortable.

The first few chapters are good, they kind of piqued my interest. As for the content of the subsequent chapters, I can't say. I don't understand why the protagonist's character is so twisted. While he plans to be content with the status quo, he gently lets go of the unrestrained maid. At the same time, he feels that the situation is not good and he is ready to take action. He has only been training for a few days and has accomplished nothing before running to participate in the world. It seems that he is decisive in killing. For example, the female assassin and the disgusting swordsman who came to the door should be killed or not. It seems to be compassionate and pity the people. Not to mention fighting for the world, but also not ready to separate one side. At the same time, he is like a toad, poking and jumping, not poking or moving, and has no subjective initiative. The beginning of the title and introduction of the article is auspicious, and it seems that he is developing in the direction of becoming an emperor. What the hell is it to write about the world? How did it develop to this angle? What can you achieve by being a small role in the world? Even if you want to become famous, wouldn't it be faster and more effective to rely on scholars and aristocratic families? If the protagonist is a person with no background, even if he goes to the world to make a name for himself, he can try his best to win over all the forces to gain prestige. But he is the heir to a powerful princely family. What kind of climate has the world created to make him afraid of them? They have no relatives, friends or teachers? Unless there are a small number of carefree people, speaking out can calm the hearts of a large number of people who are ready to move. The protagonist has an army. The Jianghu people cannot defeat the protagonist. Plus there are three or two big cats and kittens. The protagonist has an army, but he goes to fight the Jianghu people in a duel? As long as this is a slightly more powerful martial arts worldview like the Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty, it doesn't matter if the grand master is very capable of defeating thousands of troops and taking the heads of enemy generals. A river and lake that historical Xiang Yu's level of natural supernatural power cannot beat, encounters an army encirclement or a volley of bows and crossbows to destroy the scum, with the protagonist almost being a tyrant at the beginning, wasting time with them?

Unfortunately, the protagonist is so perfect that he is destined to be the eldest son of a martial arts family. He is born with supernatural powers and does not need to have a team to do it. He does it by himself. And the author is definitely a woman.

Damn it, if you can't write about hegemony, don't write it in the name of hegemony. If you write about hegemony and martial arts together, and you can't write clearly, you're a bad bunch. I guess it's a female author.

Female channel? Isn't this the choice of your mercenary 800 emperor?

At the beginning, he had various visions, talents, and was beaten like a dog in the first battle. If you hide behind the scenes in the name of an idle prince, fight thousands of miles to make the enemy surrender in the future, and the people live and work in peace and contentment, then you are capable. But apart from the waste of my own time, talents, and the advantage of poor information about time travellers, I really can't see any advantages. No matter how strong he is, he has to take many moves to defeat a famous green forest bandit. He even failed to keep the man in the purple-clothed palace alive, so he killed a eunuch and the city gate was broken. Personal force depends on talent. I have never learned how to lead an army in battle, and I have never learned how to anticipate the enemy's opportunities. Your amazing wisdom tells you to "use your amazing power", right? Either provide support, or raise troops, and go to the extreme to develop productivity and evade the royal power. Which one is not better than you being loyal to the court one by one, and still wagging your tail in favor of the dynasty?

The most exciting part of the whole book is the introduction

So is it a rebellion? Looking at so many wonders in the introduction, if the emperor doesn't think you are rebelling, then the emperor is a fool 😂

Stop pretending to be loyal, sooner or later you will become a eunuch

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