The Best Eunuch

The novel is well written. However, the title is not suitable. The protagonist Liang Xin of this novel has many identities, and eunuch is only one of his identities. It is not suitable as the title of this novel. The writing is very literary, and as a full-length novel, the plot can be said to be well-written. It would be better if there were some foreshadowing and reference. Some readers feel that there are some inappropriate plots, but they should be understood. After all, this is a virtual time-travel novel. When reading a novel, you should not just look at the plot. Although the plot is a bit mediocre, the author's literary talent is worth learning👍👍 Come on＾0＾~

It looks good. Although the character of the protagonist is a bit lecherous, three wives and four concubines were allowed in ancient times. What's more, no man is innocent 😜️. In the end, the protagonist gave me the feeling of being a liar, a liar, and a salary 😂️😂️😂️ When he deceives people, my blood boils when I see him. . .

The writing is very good, the plot is compact and smooth, and it reflects the various strengths of the protagonist. It is a good and refreshing article. The plot in the middle period is a bit lengthy, and the plot of the protagonist rescuing people at the critical moment is a bit too many and repetitive. There are a little too many descriptions of the love between children, which reflects the protagonist's side as an ordinary person, which is not a bad thing. Personally, I feel that the protagonist's image has been reduced. I haven't watched it since I didn't have the motivation to continue watching it.

The early stage writing is very good, the plot is engaging, the rhythm is tight, and it can highlight the characteristics of the characters. After Huizong was drugged to death, he collapsed and couldn't watch it. The setting was completely off and it was almost impossible to watch. In the early stage, the grandmaster was the ceiling, and even if one appeared, it would be a big deal. In the later stage, there were as many ninth-grade grandmasters as dogs, and anyone randomly pulled out would be the grandmaster. You say the plot requires it, okay, I'll keep watching; you say the antagonist isn't strong enough to highlight the protagonist, okay, I'll bear with it. But you said that many of the eunuchs you haven't seen in a few years are all grandmasters. Is it an exaggeration? (The book itself talks about how difficult it is to train a grandmaster. It even takes the resources of the entire sect to barely train one.) The protagonist is better. After not seeing each other for a few years, an old friend you meet casually is a grandmaster. Anyone you meet casually is a ninth-level eunuch. OK, I will be the author. I haven't seen each other for a few years, but my old friend has created a big sect. I laughed at this, I really laughed! Which sect has not gone through ups and downs for ten, twenty or even hundreds of years. The protagonist improves his strength quickly, I admit it, he is the protagonist after all, and I respect the protagonist's aura. But when the protagonist was in the ninth level, he thought that Sun Yunzhu was a master, and he could parry a few moves at the beginning of the fight, and he could even injure Sun Yunzhu after using the blood magic spell. Later, he found out that he was in the Xuanguan realm, and the protagonist was too cowardly to defeat him in various ways. He couldn't make sense of it. Sorry, I am a reader, not a fool! The early stages of this book are really interesting, and the plot setting is very good. It was really boring in the later stage, the plot collapsed, the settings collapsed, and the characters collapsed. The author forcibly made Liang Xin, who was perfect in the early stages, into a lustful and hungry ghost who couldn't walk when he saw a woman and had to fight Tong Xuan for her. I have been a bookworm for more than ten years. This book attracted me in the early stage, but later it really disgusted me! This book has been abandoned!

Feeling a bit like Wei Xiaobao? . . .

What I wrote above is very interesting, but after I traveled back to modern times, I felt that it wasn't very interesting, especially when I brought a wretched master and another time traveler back together, I didn't want to continue reading.

How should I put it? From the time I went to save the old emperor, I felt that the first half and the second half of the book were not written by the same person. The plot of the first half was pretty good, but the plot of the second half just jumped out of place. It was like changing a historical text into a mindless cultivation text😂

The ending is a bit rushed, so I ended it in a hurry, but overall it's pretty good. If you read the whole book, it's the author who forgot that there are still four girls you haven't picked up yet. It's a bit unfinished, but the author may have his own reasons for giving it a good review.

The writing was pretty good at the beginning, but then there was a time traveler at the end, and I couldn't figure out who the protagonist was. The author's writing at the end was too poor.

I have some doubts. Bianliang is in Henan, the rebels are from Shandong, and they met in Xi'an? ? ? ?