
The Perfect Imperial Son-in-Law
极品驸马
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
1.1kChapters
3MPopularity
3.3kReaders
30kMust-read votes
9.3Score
16.8kRatings
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What I want to say is, don't believe those bad books in the comment area. This Tang novel is the best Tang novel I have ever written. The plot is rigorous and interlocking, and the development of the plot conforms to the historical trend. The author creates novel personalities from the characters that originally existed in history. The protagonist has a clear goal of changing his fate of being eventually killed in history by taking control of the garrison. There are several heroines in this book. Each heroine has a distinct personality and the emotional drama is also described very delicately. Overall, the storyline is fascinating and the characters are flesh-and-blood. It's well worth watching! ! ! !
This book is really well written, lifelike, full of tactics, each character is vividly portrayed, and is unforgettable. Guo An's tragic death and not a happy ending are a bit surprising. After all, Guo An can be said to have given Xue Shao everything he had, and even his final life, without asking for anything in return. I haven't read such a wonderful book in a long time. I'm so sorry. If I were to pick a flaw, it would be that the ending was a little rushed, and the aftermath was not explained clearly. Maybe this was to leave a blank space for everyone to imagine. After all, there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand people, but as a little bookworm, I still want to see the official ending. I would like to thank the author again for his hard work in writing such an excellent novel.
This book is an excellent one. I shed tears many times. It is half-slowly written. The scheming of the city is as deep as the bottom of a thousand-mile altar, but it also has the feeling of a young man who is full of talent. Recommended reading.
Stallion stories are disgusting. Stallion stories are the most disgusting. You can have two or three, but please don't keep seeing a beautiful girl one by one. Looking at the comments here, it seems that even the Taoist nun is not spared.
Respect historical facts, the trend is irreversible. The protagonist starts from a small position, works step by step, and ultimately changes his own historical destiny. Small victory relies on wisdom, big victory relies on virtue! If you gain the right path, you will get a lot of help, but if you get the wrong path, you will get little help. Successful things are nothing more than "accumulation and gradualness". Sometimes people's determination may be able to defeat heaven. The author's detailed descriptions of the battlefield and the feelings of family and country always make people feel impassioned and enlightened every time they read this! (It's quite a waste of smoke anyway, haha)
Two words, coward, 400 chapters, none of the people who were against him died, all of them died, they were just sidekicks.
I have read nearly 400 chapters and I can't stand it any longer. The reason why I have read so many chapters is because the writing of several female protagonists is somewhat unique. But Machiavellianism takes up too much space and is very depressing and unreasonable. The essence of conspiracy is profit. A few losers from the Wu family took the lead in causing trouble, the protagonist passively counterattacked, and Wu Zetian came forward to fight fifty times each. Isn't the protagonist unhappy? After several times, does Wu Zetian still dare to treat the protagonist as a confidant? He only dares to do this if he has a brain. These are just small problems. The protagonist goes on an expedition, makes great achievements, and returns with glory. The Wu family waste still dares to provoke the protagonist. Does he really have no brains? There are also rewards for the protagonist and his subordinates. Regardless of whether they have real power or not, they have to live up to their reputation. Rewards and punishments are unclear. Who dares to work for the emperor?
The plot is good and elegant; the writing is good and wonderful; the history is exquisite and worth studying. The only thing missing is word correction; it's perfect.
All I can say is, test the poison, test the poison, test the poison. The male protagonist is too cowardly and has no independent opinion at all. After all, he is a modern person, can he have a little temper?
Watching it, there is not much excitement, it is very average. It is recommended not to watch it.