Oval Minister

Generally speaking, the description is based on the history of the Ming Dynasty, and the author also has his own unique creativity. The story proceeds step by step, step by step. The writing style is also quite sophisticated. Is it impossible to do it without sufficient accumulation? I tried listening to the radio drama of this novel first, and I was attracted to it. And I heard that it will be remade into a TV series. It is worth looking forward to, the author has a conscience, and it is worth reading with our heart. Thanks to every creator.

Some readers may feel that the author is verbose when they read a novel that looks like a history book. But how could an epic masterpiece not describe the basic information in detail? The closer it is to the truth, the more valuable it is. This novel can be regarded as the history of a parallel universe. Of course, the historical process is a little better than that of our universe.

The knowledge is relatively broad, the characters are well-drawn, and the storyline has ups and downs, but it is also a bit procrastinating. Overall, it is good.

How should I put it? In fact, this novel is okay, but it is a common problem in historical novels. Politically, it is too idealistic. Whether it is the empty gold and silver of banks or the issuance of national bonds, it can be thunderous now, let alone the ancient times when the mountains are high and the emperor is far away.

The author describes how the protagonist is shot dead because of a lost girl in society, and then travels back in time to fight for a singer and a group of bandits who ignore him. This kind of character is simply abandoned.

Of all the protagonists in time-travel novels, this one is probably the most useless. He has no creativity at all and can only scheming. The author is probably from the workplace.

Read carefully, endless fun

I found a piece of fairy grass. This article is worth reading carefully by old bookworms. If you like the feeling of novice articles, go away.

I've read almost 50 chapters, and I saw that the main character has sex with women whenever he sees them, regardless of whether they're relatives or not, whether they're related by blood or not, or what their normal relationship is, and I immediately feel out of sorts.

The writing is average. In addition, I am really tired of this kind of stud story, and I have taken seven or eight of them. The women I meet are all beauties, and the beauties all love him. They don't mind even though he has seven or eight wives, and they get along very harmoniously in the harem. As expected, male authors are all good at YY. . . .