
The Hidden Chancellor
隐相
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- Completed
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- 853k Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 13y ago
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- Qidian
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I have read this book once before and scolded it once
I have read this book once before and criticized it once. I saw it again from the recommendation list. After I was fooled for the second time, I remembered that I had been fooled before, so I will criticize it again. First of all, Liu Rumei is just a maid, and the protagonist is extremely kind to her. But what is her attitude towards the protagonist? Are you a maid? I even believe him if he says he's the protagonist. In addition, in a feudal society, as a female supporting role, it's fine if she doesn't stay well by the protagonist's side. She also learns music and goes to Yueyang for further studies. Do you think stars in modern society need popularity and hype? A good heroine should not be the lowest performer in society. Although I haven't read many chapters, I bet that this bitch will definitely bring a lot of trouble to the protagonist in the future, such as villains peeking at her beauty, or ruining the reputation of the protagonist... Such a heroine or supporting actress, who can't do her job well and is always a helper, is worse than a vase. In addition, is the protagonist a lone star of evil spirits? Do you think the people around him who have a good relationship with him will do other things besides causing trouble for him? In the first few dozen chapters, the two maids, the elder sister, the father, the bookboy, the other who may become his teacher in the future, and the so-called beauty Tan Qin, and all the supporting characters in Longtan who are close to him, will cause trouble for him one by one and let him take the blame. I said, those people must have had a grudge against the protagonist in the previous life, and they came here specifically to befriend him and trick him, and they are always tricked one after another, without exception, and in a steady stream! You don't know how to write emotional dramas, why are you messing around, are you deliberately making people disgusting?
Internet writer Shui Yezi (Xu Bing) suddenly fainted while exercising on the school playground on the evening of May 6, 2021, and was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment. His heart stopped beating at 10 a. M. On May 7, and he was 42 years old. Shui Yezi, formerly known as Xu Bing, is a teacher in the Chinese Department of Hanjiang Normal University and an online writer. His works include "Civil Service of the Tang Dynasty", "Chen Gen", "Tianbao Romance", "The Romance of the Mid-Tang Dynasty", "Longyou in the Tang Dynasty: Zhenyuan Chronicle", "The Great Road", "The First Seat of the Tang Dynasty", etc.
Goodbye, may you continue your romance in the prosperous Tang Dynasty!
The plot of Liu Mei in the early stage is really ridiculous. It is clear that the protagonist has already obtained a life bond for her, but he insists on making a surprise without telling her. He goes to grab the dragon girl to attract attention and is charged into the palace workshop. What kind of ridiculous plot arrangement is this?
It's well written, but it's a pity that it's a eunuch.
After reading the whole book, I was a little confused. There was so much talk about Jade Dew being crystal, and it was said that her heart remained unchanged. Why did she become the emperor in the end? Shouldn't Princess Taiping be the emperor? In the end, he killed Princess Taiping and promoted Yulu as the emperor. What the hell? I really feel sorry for Princess Taiping, and Sisi in the brothel, there is no ending, it is really a bad ending. I said that we should let Princess Taiping take the throne as she wishes, and then Yulu should go back to the countryside to play the piano.
The hidden phase refers specifically to the eunuch Liang Shicheng
The hidden prime minister specifically refers to the eunuch Liang Shicheng in the Northern Song Dynasty, which means that although this eunuch beside the emperor cannot be the prime minister, he is more powerful than the prime minister! Since then, Yinxiang has exclusively referred to the powerful eunuchs, and it is strange that there are still people who call themselves Yinxiang...
When did I order this book? It's so strange.
Please tell me, can you all read it all? Where to find Chapter 165? Missing chapters in the middle,
What I dislike the most about the time-travel stories of the Tang Dynasty is that they support Wu Zetian, because this woman broke all the rules for her own benefit, including all rules of the clan, court, society, etc., So that everything can only serve her personally. Li Jia's statement that Wu Zetian did not destroy the productivity at that time and did not harm the working people is nonsense. If all strata of society are fighting for crimes that may come from the sky at some point, can they really live and work calmly? Are there really such heartless people? In the early Tang Dynasty, when the country was at its peak and great civil servants and generals were emerging in an endless stream, let a pig sit on it. It would develop even when it was not nervous. However, this pig was still mentally ill. It always wanted to kill those around it, especially those who were different from itself! This disaster lasted for decades, and then selfish emperors such as Li Longji followed suit, even setting up pig farms under house arrest like the Tenth Prince's Mansion!