Drunken Exquisite

This book is really good and not the kind of lousy book that will spoil you to the point of becoming tired and sadistic. The heroine's character is neither crazy nor pretentious, just like 50% candy. 😊The hero dotes on the heroine. In the subsequent plot, the hero's behavior is very rational, and his wife comes first. The author is great, and I hope to produce more good works. Good ending😊

This book is not like other books where the heroine is special, and the hero does not force the heroine to fall in love with him. The main reason is that this book is not abusive, so I prefer rebirth novels, and I also like this novel better. The author has a novel beginning, unlike other novels where he explains the identity of the heroine at the beginning, which adds another charm to this novel, so I highly recommend everyone to read this novel. The author needs to keep up the good work! 👍

The heroine Su Yunqing is positioned by the author as a modern military doctor who traveled through time. Military doctors are not agents, but they save people and kill countless people? Even euthanasia is not an option. Aren't military doctors very strict? How can you arbitrarily deny the impotence of a Thirteenth Master who has invited you to dinner and has never offended you? More than once; it took several chapters to write about small things, and the quarrel at Zhou's house was not the main plot and it took several chapters to write. It felt like trying to make up the word count, with no priority, and it was really hard to read.

Good looking! But... There are just a lot of typos!

The concept is good, but the character of the heroine becomes worse and worse later on. A female military doctor who has received higher education turned into a shrew in ancient times, a white lotus green tea complex! Wait for someone to insult you again and then give a long speech, and then fight back with strength? Don't you have the intelligence to stop others from bullying you? In ancient times, the hierarchy of elders and younger ones was very strict. The daughter-in-laws of so and so could act recklessly and show no respect for their elders. Most of the wives of officials were ladies of the family, right? When you meet the heroine, she transforms into a market lady? A Jieyu casually leaves the palace and returns to her parents' home! The queen's only daughter died and she tolerated it like a dead pet. This palace is so casual! The names are also Zhang Guanli Dai. They don't distinguish between him and her, and they don't even proofread the article before publishing it?

The names are often confused, and the identities are also confused. It seems a bit dizzy. The plot is just average, and there are really many typos! I hope the author will pay more attention, there are really too many mistakes!

Hmm... After reading more than 60 chapters, I just felt that the writing was very strange. It was about going out to pick flowers. The writing was inexplicable. I wanted to imitate the ancient people's speech, but it was neither fish nor fowl. I originally wanted to write it in a meaningful way to show that I was educated, but this writing... Really made me speechless. Also, at the beginning, the heroine was playing tricks on the Thirteenth Master... I didn't understand it. Why did she become a grudge out of nowhere? They keep using the excuse of not being gay to divert the plot... It's quite speechless. A joke once or twice is enough, but every time she meets Master Thirteen, the heroine always says that others are gay... Just to add to the plot? Also, when the heroine was quarreling between Liang and Su Nu... I found it inexplicable. I didn't understand who she was trying to help. It was obvious that Liang Nu was not a good person. The writing was really psychedelic. It would be better if the author writes well in vernacular, modern and easy to understand. You have to learn the ancient tones. It's a little embarrassing and counterproductive if you don't say it. The ancient words you forcefully concave are really lame.

Actually, apart from typos, this book is pretty good. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is a long-term one, unlike other novels where the male and female protagonists fall in love at first sight (well, I personally don't believe in love at first sight). Then there is the daily interaction between the male and female protagonists. Those who understand it will find it very funny and heart-warming. Especially after the female protagonist also likes the male protagonist, their emotional lines are well organized and will not be messy. Moreover, no matter there are various people around the male protagonist, the male protagonist will only protect the female protagonist, and the female protagonist will not make trouble unreasonably. As for the affectionate male lead, in the end he also found his true love, which is great and there will be no regrets. In the finale, the male and female protagonists return to a paradise, where men farm and women weave, and they have a child. The family is in harmony and happy, reunited. Also, the characters in the article are described very delicately, just like the heroine's grandfather, who is a very wise man. Every time I see the heroine making him happy, I laugh myself. Finally, there is the plot. In a feudal society, power is more important, so it is normal for some things to feel inappropriate to real life. After all, this is a socialist society.

Reading the whole story, it is really good. Neither the female protagonist nor the male protagonist is perfect. The female protagonist is not that knowledgeable. If she loses a child, the male protagonist will have no one available and has to ask for help from others. The relationship is naturally like running water. There is no bloody plot like White Moonlight, Cinnabar Moles, Sadistic Love, etc. The only shortcoming is that there are a lot of typos and wrong titles, but it can be considered as a good review.

To put it bluntly, I actually really like the relationship between the Thirteenth Emperor and the female protagonist. Why isn't he the male protagonist? (Personal thoughts, don't comment if you don't like it)