Son, Dad Is Really the Emperor

Very nice

It's quite satisfactory, but the ending could actually be improved a bit, it's a bit rushed.

There are too many branch plots, which take up a lot of space and are boring. 10 Consecutive chapters are all about the Cui family and the Diao family, which is still boring.

There are too many chapters written for a Diao family, the plot is too protracted, there are too many irrelevant characters, and there are not many chapters, so it is all delayed.

It's quite satisfactory, with a lot of typos and a lot of unreasonable things, and it's just castrated. However, it doesn't prevent me from giving it a good review╰(*´`*)╯

A story that can be read in half. Just because there are no potatoes, sweet potatoes and gunpowder. After reading the entire book, I follow the path of rejuvenating the country through science and education, not farming (although potatoes appear in the last few chapters). The whole book is very ordinary. There are no court disputes and no clans struggling to resist. There are only a handful of main characters who appear. It just starts and ends in half. (Ps: Don't think about it, the plot about getting top spot in the high school entrance examination does not appear in the introduction of the book. The description in the introduction is up to 20% accurate)

I think there should be a follow-up here, and it shouldn't be left unfinished. There is nothing else to say, so I will leave here the last point of this book——ceiling

What are you writing about? How about making up the word count~

I laughed as I watched the male protagonist, a military blind man, analyze with Li Shimin, a military god, how to attack the Turks. In the third chapter, the male protagonist slaps Li Shimin on the back of the head. In the ancient thinking of monarchs, ministers, fathers and sons, this is treason. Even in modern society, no one dares to hit his father, right? I dared to contradict my parents, and I could also curse a few times, but I never dared to hit my father. The author should always take pleasure in beating his parents. Also, the male protagonist is nominally Li Shimin's son, how could he marry Princess Changle? Marriage between brother and sister was a challenge to morality and ethics in ancient times and violated ancestral law. Marriage between master and apprentice is already scolded, let alone brother and sister, let alone the fact that the emperor's family has no private affairs. The civil servants of the court will definitely oppose it, and the aristocratic family will take the opportunity to make a big fuss.

The beginning was okay, with the heroine's family fighting for power, but the pacing fell apart. After the heroine and her brother were rescued, even the plot started to be more or less nonsense, and I couldn't watch it without thinking. When I got to the end, I realized that I just didn't want to write it anymore, so I just made an ending eunuch.