Heaven’s Favorite

The writing is excellent and very comfortable to read. The beginning is exciting and very enjoyable. However, the later part is a pity, as many reviews have mentioned regarding Shi Kuo. Personally, I think the character was indeed "darkened" later on, perhaps to create some conflict and turmoil in the protagonist's life. But it felt unsettling because Shi Kuo's initial impression was so positive.

My favorite character in this book is Lu Changying, the first man who made me want to write a long review. The only downside is the rushed ending, but the writing style, narrative, and story are impeccable.

I admit that A Yuan's writing in this article is biased. But it's definitely not what user "59511973" said. 1. Princess Zhen Ding never had a split personality. From beginning to end, she believed that her second son was not qualified to lead the Lu family and that she should protect her eldest son's bloodline.

It is said in the article that people with big neck disease can get big neck disease if they eat without salt. This is a misunderstanding. I have read several articles and thought that big neck disease is due to lack of salt. Big Neck Disease is caused by iodine deficiency. Iodine is mainly found in seafood and cannot be obtained in mountainous areas.

This is undoubtedly a very good story. The writing style, plot, and character development are all well-crafted and hold up to scrutiny. The pacing is excellent, and the plot twists are refreshing. Even reading it three times from the beginning offers a different experience.

I really love this story; I've read it three times already. Everyone in this story is striving to achieve their dreams. There's the warmth of family, the sweetness of friendship, and the sweetness of love, but also betrayal by blood, life-or-death struggles; there are dynastic changes, brothers fighting over inheritance, and conflicts between Han and non-Han peoples, but also dignity and morality…

It started strong but ended abruptly with a major plot twist, leaving many unanswered questions unanswered.

I feel like Lu Changying is more like the male lead than General Xiao Meng. It's such a pity about such a fine young man as Shi Kuo. And Yue Fan and Lu Fen are both shameless traitors; why spare their lives? They talk about eliminating the root of the problem while leaving so many hidden dangers!

I started reading this book several years ago. The author stopped updating it for a long time, so I'm starting from the beginning again now.

Actually, you've all forgotten. Long, long ago, our ancestors possessed boundless power. At that time, heaven and earth collapsed, and all living beings suffered. There was one person who used his shoulders and his life to hold up the sky. Therefore, we say that he cleaved through chaos, stood tall and upright, and gave people a new world.