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This is my favorite Red Mansion. It was a little rough in the early stage, but the excitement immediately took off in the later stage. The author's imagination is too big. What I feel most deeply is not the love between children and children, but the love of King Wu for licking the calf, which always makes me burst into tears. The protagonist is a copycat, but his copying is reasonable.

I read this book before and saw that the protagonist was being embarrassed by the emperor and left it there. I picked it up again after reading "The Romance of the Bastard" and "Spring in the Red Mansion" some time ago. To be honest, the writing of this book is indeed a bit worse. The house fight and emotional line in the early stage were not well written. The political struggle in the later stage was quite attractive to me. When the copy was published, it was very embarrassing. I'm not a sailor, so I can't stand Wu Liang's Drunk Man in Red Mansion, but I think the last two books are directly apotheosis. They've made great progress. I haven't seen a better Red Mansion fan from Qidian yet. I hope that Jiu Wu can write another higher-level Red Mansion in the future.

A must-see in the Red Mansions travel story is the cool breeze blowing outside. The protagonist Jia Qiang faces the crisis of losing her virginity as soon as she travels through time. She starts a barbecue business and masters the core technology of textiles. Daiyu from the main palace, and all the daughters of the Jia family. The protagonist has always advocated the opening of the sea, and he also used the opening of the sea to tie up Wu Xun's interests in a coup. This plot was really unexpected. The great thing is that in the protagonist's later years, he has sixty or seventy sons. Wherever the sun and the moon shine, and where the rivers go, they are all Han.

It seems that the tyrant is the one who suits me best. The writing is smooth and attracted me from beginning to end. I also like the supporting characters very much, including Wen Tiren, Xu Xianchun, Tian Ergeng, Xue Fengxiang, and of course Wei Zhongxian and Eunuch Wei. The protagonist has traveled through time and given them a good ending.

The protagonist first became the king in swimming, and then crossed over to track and field, shooting, and archery, becoming a gold medal sniper. This is my favorite all-around sports article!

Reborn in the United States in the 1970s, the Chinese-American protagonist, like the Wall Street legend, became the richest man early, and his golden fingers were too wide.

This is the first book by Tao Liangchen that I have read. It is not too poisonous. It is that the protagonist, as a Chinese, is the richest man in the United States. I always feel that it lacks rationality. It is better to just write the protagonist as a white man. No matter how I write the Chinese protagonist, it will be embarrassing.

I like this book very much. The male protagonist has a family background and establishes a harem openly. Generally, other books are about one wife and several lovers who are dodgy and cowardly. This male protagonist is thick-faced and dark-hearted, and his logic is convincing. Moreover, this book refreshingly explains many business concepts and entrepreneurial thinking, which is very enlightening. It also depicts the charm of other corporate bosses in his interactions with entrepreneurs, which is very attractive.

It's rare to come across a harem novel with excellent writing and a reasonable plot but not too erotic. The male protagonist's image is superbly portrayed. It is the closest to a real rich man in the Qidian novel I have read. The image of a rough and tumble man from a rough background, the hardships of growing up and hard work, and the shrewdness and ruthlessness of a billionaire are all vivid. The female characters are also flesh-and-blood and not uniform. Some are innocent and innocent, some are strong in their careers, some are content with the status quo, some dare to love and hate, some pursue love, and some pursue fame and fortune. They are equally lively and interesting. The shortcomings are that some plot connections are not smooth enough, transitions are too fast, and some characters are not explained well. My favorite female characters in this book are Xia Qixi and Zhang Yuqi. The former is resourceful and a soul mate. She thinks what the hero wants and worries about what he worries about. The heroine Xu Xinyu is not as good as Xia Qixi in terms of image, personality and support. In the later period, she is completely invisible. I watched the official account and felt sorry for the hero's other lovers; the latter dares to love and hate, has a distinctive personality, is bright and proud yet considerate.

The story of the Apocalypse Emperor Zhu Youxiao from saving the Ming Dynasty to dominating the world was well written in the beginning, but there was a slight problem with the choice of words. After the 500th chapter, it seemed like a different person, and the writing became worse and worse. All kinds of modern words were used. There were too many mentally retarded characters, and they almost fell into poisonous weeds. The protagonist has killed so many people, but there are still civilians who kill people. It's so unreasonable and they are all stupid.

It is my first time to write a historical article, and it is remarkable. Especially the paternal love of Emperor Jingtai is particularly touching. However, the emperor's imposing manner of dominating the world was not written, the officials and the harem were too arrogant, and many plot settings were too modern. And does the author have an obsession with monogamy? Why does he write so many stories about the deep love between couples? He had a long and vicious discussion with the refugee leader. Grass jelly in the early stage, grain and grass in the later stage. In the end, it turned out to be unfinished, and the story was about abdicating the crown prince again. At first glance, the author has no political instincts.

Fans who have always wanted to see V's perspective, V was very pitiful when he was a child, but no one saved him and loved him, so how could he know how to love? In the early days, V was simply the chosen one, a descendant of Slytherin, handsome, charming, and a genius. In the later years, Rowling couldn't write a villain with an IQ, so she wrote him as a brain-dead person. Tom in this book will no longer be a brain-dead terrorist. I hope everyone can find their own happiness~ But I still hope that V will become the Dark Lord. After all, if he is not the Dark Lord, his charm will be half less. 😁 The author's writing is so good, it has the flavor of the original English work, and you, a male channel writer, are too piercing the heart of a rotten girl. It is really difficult for Tanner to end without getting married.

My favorite non-ball sports article so far. Several plots left a deep impression on me, including Zhang Guan, Sharapova and Li Na Jiang Shan playing tennis, Calcutta bravely saving Sharapova, Tour de France guests turning into athletes, continuing to run after finishing the 10,000-meter race to shock the audience, and Sebastian being slapped in the face at the London Olympics (making me laugh out loud). However, I also wrote about basketball and football, which I think is not a good choice. The all-around protagonist should avoid participating in team sports competitions. In fact, we can also write more about other sports types.

The protagonist Guo Peng has such superb acting skills that he actually asked Boss Cao's family to work for him, made Boss Cao bald, and became the Wei Kingdom that was more powerful than the original time and space and finally unified the world. The protagonist's thinking is clear, and the psychological changes are well described, but sometimes it's a bit awkward. The protagonist is obviously imitating our party, deeply ingraining the foundation of rule among the common people, and attacking the tyrants of the gentry. Every step has a clear plan and is not taken for granted. The shortcoming is that the writing style is not archaic enough, which is caused by insufficient accumulation of ancient Chinese reading. I hope the author can improve it. If the writing style of historical writing is not good, points will be deducted. As well as not being good at writing emotional dramas, as a reader, I didn't have a good impression of the protagonist's harem and children. I even looked forward to the other sons taking over.

I really like all the chapters about crimes in the United States. Heavy Rain, could you please focus on writing books about harming the United States? I have a general impression of other dimensions, especially ancient China. I have to say that if the writing skills are not up to a certain level, writing about traveling through ancient China will collapse.

The author's writing style is excellent, and the plot design is also excellent. I personally think it is better than Lao Wang's Hong Kong Entertainment. Big money for continuation! ! !

After three lives as a human being, he eventually became an emperor. Liu Che is no longer the Liu Che in history, and the Han Dynasty will achieve glory among glories.

Transform into Chao Yong, the son of Chao Gai, a brave man who is unworthy of all men. It was so fun to rebel, but I was too ungrateful in the end. I wanted to be the hero of Liangshan to the end, which was a bit idealistic.

Once he travels through time, he becomes a digital idol. The writing is very good, but it's a pity that it's a eunuch.

Lao Wang's new book is very well written and has been recommended by countless people. Song Weiyang was reborn in the 1990s. Shenzhen defrauded the first pot of gold, started a cannery, and focused on food and beverage. Later, he invested in Sohu, NetEase, Tencent, Alibaba, Google, Amazon, etc. It's just that the harem is very restrained, with only one main wife and one lover. Lao Wang's other works are highly recommended, such as "Fantasy Hong Kong", "Taiwan Entertainment 1971", "The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China", "Super Entertainment: The Return of the Soldier King", etc. I feel sorry for Lao Wang, but he is always harmonized.