The Noblewoman Chang Ying

A heroine like this was definitely a weirdo among weirdos in ancient times. Can an heir of poetry and books teach such a heroine? Unless you are born into troubled times, just wait to be divorced!

It's long-winded, the East has the parents and the West has the shortcomings, it's all about back-house bickering, there's no plot, there's a lot of explanations in one sentence, it's ugly, and it's abandoned.

This is a good book, and it is not an exaggeration. The heroine can be excellent, but she should not be so powerful, as that would be unrealistic. Good writing is good if it is not exaggerated.

I read it, but I can't understand it. I feel dizzy. Although the article is okay, I also think it is too difficult for readers to read.

Better than most online novels.

I generally don't read novels with more than 2 million words, because they are too long-winded. This novel is also really long-winded. There isn't much plot, it's all description and narrative.

Still the second review: I won't go into all the praises. Fanduo's book has already been full of praises. This book is about the prosperous period of the six clans in the country. The change of imperial power, the choice of clans and their sides. The heroine is like Qiao Mei and Zhaojie. She is favored, her character is not perfect, and she has different opinions. It is normal. The aristocratic family went through the old emperor at the beginning, to the deposed prince, to Shenbo, to the clan puppet emperor, to Wen Yaozi (a bit like Liu Bang), and finally to the Dunhou (mediocre) Wen Zhiqi who finally took the throne... The ups and downs were basically caused by civil strife... The following is the fault finding: How should I put it, the invasion of the Rong and Di people was a bit hasty, even the instigation and the jumping of positions, it felt a bit, well, far-fetched. In order to promote the plot, it was introduced in a few words, and it felt like a tool paper man. The city was broken. The heroine's late-stage stuff that was too low-key was a bit unreasonable.

I think the author writes very well, the writing is smooth and the ideas are clear, and there is no bloody plot.