Captivating the Lords

I came back and took a look at the articles I read when I was in high school. I thought there would be a lot of people in the comment area who were re-reading the same things as me, but I found that a lot of people were making complaints here... Please, can you please check the release date? What's there to say about such an ancient article? Are you the smartest? This article shouldn't be much better than the popular overbearing presidents, runaway wives, etc., Okay? Nowadays, due to the popularity of the Internet, everyone is exposed to more and more knowledge. Looking back at the articles from back then, there must be a lot of surprises. Just like if you look at the history of the past now, you will also find many things in ancient times to be ridiculous.

Many places are unreasonable. The heroine practiced martial arts, killed people, and died once, but she turned out to be imbecile and weak in front of the hero? I didn't expect that a common bug in online writing such as "the heroine's various attributes will be greatly reduced when she encounters the male protagonist" would appear in an author of Lin Da's level.

I like this novel very much. The author is talented and passionate. He has wisdom and good hope for life. Readers should have different opinions. Even if they don't like it, they should keep their words and don't make unreasonable criticisms. If they expose their vulgarity, they will lose more than they gain 🤭

I think those who criticize the article are not good, could they learn more about history? Don't use your lofty ideas to teach others how to do things. The romance of the Wei and Jin Dynasties was not just romance, character was greater than human life. Read more history and then give some advice here.

The more I look at it, the more I feel that this heroine is sick. In fact, she is not worthy of either Wang Qilang or General Ran. She keeps saying that she was not the one to seduce him, and she took advantage of her rebirth to take the initiative. It's disgusting.

All the comments criticizing the female protagonist cannot be used as my criteria for choosing whether to read this book, because I know that there are a lot of misogynists nowadays.

Why do some people always think that they can kill everyone after rebirth? An ordinary person can change a few things at most when he is reborn. It is absolutely impossible for an ordinary person to suddenly become smart, let alone suddenly become a heartthrob. Although this book has some problems with the description of the heroine, I always feel ashamed. But it is very realistic and very consistent with the background of the times. In the Wei and Jin Dynasties, where there were no humble scholars at the top and no nobles at the bottom, the heartthrob Mary Sue did not exist. It is even more impossible for a queen or goddess to dominate the world. It is difficult to live without status.

What kind of rubbish is this? This is a story about strong women? ? ? The heroine is so good. I feel like she hasn't changed much after reviving her life. She's vulgar.

Emmm, I was stuck at home due to the epidemic, and I thought about the novels I read when I was a kid. I didn't seem to have finished them, so I came across a bunch of emmms about the Wei and Jin Dynasties. I didn't know what to say. The so-called Wei and Jin demeanor was squeezed out of the bones and blood of the people at that time, although every dynasty had centralized power. And oppression, but the Wei and Jin Dynasties were almost the worst periods for common people in ancient times except for war periods. Maybe because the deeds that can be handed down were written by the powerful, so everyone looks at that period of history from the perspective of the powerful, and looks at these so-called "romantic" emmm from another perspective. . .

In the past few years, whenever I ran out of books to read, I always came back to Lin Da's book. After watching it, I will never forget it.