Great Tyrant

It is so beautiful, the language is simple, the writing is fresh, the emotions are rich, the characters are full, the organization is clear, the plot is reasonable, the ups and downs, the description is vivid, fascinating, the artistic appeal is strong, and the ending is the finishing touch, profound, thought-provoking, and long-lasting. Revisiting old relationships, things are different, people are different, and memories of the past are alone. When we meet again, the memories are far away, and the joys and sorrows are still in our hearts. Our hearts have changed. When will the old dreams come true? Stirring historical background, There is a profound yin and yang of heaven, They have different origins and personalities, There are complicated love and hatred, There are foreshadowings that follow the plan thousands of miles away, There are flashes of witty words, There is a passionate fight, There are tender and sweet entanglements, With perseverance till death, There are those who respond to the situation simply, There are heartfelt messages that lead people to do good, There are warnings that hit people's hearts, There is a sophisticated way of speaking, There is a metaphor for practicing it, Continuing and growing, The immortal spirit lives, The heart is always clear and the will is always clear, Don't let yourself down or let others down.

I've read three hundred chapters, and it's okay. It's very royal and elegant.

It's very good. Support the author. Unsystematic writing is good.

Not recommended… Anyway, the story at the beginning is indeed very interesting. The characters are vivid and concrete, and they are not carved from the same mold. The plot is also rigorous. The harem also has its own characteristics, which greatly promotes the development of the story. I think this is great! But later on, why did the princess's illness become the core of the protagonist's development? It's not that you can't, but you're procrastinating too much, right? I understand that the author wants the story to be rigorous, but with the current progress, I think the book will be finished by the time I collect those few things (no spoilers). What I want to see is how the protagonist uses modern technology to dominate the world - the Western Holy See will not say much, which is reasonable, but this will take the story very far - instead of exploring the various things that happened before the protagonist became the emperor. The times are getting further and further, and even modern Chinese has come out. Does this mean that before the era in which the protagonist lives now, it is our era (the one who writes the book review)? I can't imagine how the story will develop later. Maybe I can't understand the author's ambition. The author may want to write a masterpiece, but I am just a person attracted by the refreshing writing and the harmonious plot. There are also typos. Although it does not affect reading, it does not make the reading feel good. (The above content is my true feelings, no malice intended)

What can I say? The writing is really messy. I don't know if it's because I've become stupid and my brain is hard to use, or because the author has secretly evolved. I've never read back in novels before, but I've read back several times while reading this one. To be honest, I forgot how the heroine came out as I read it. School is about to start for me, and I want to read something lighter these days, so this is it.

Don't ask me why I gave up. The princess was named "Cuihua" and the prince was named "Goudan". Forgive me for not being able to appreciate the author's pleasure! I can't understand the author's randomness! Maybe my vision is narrow and I really can't stand it anymore, so I just say goodbye and say goodbye!

The spring night is short and the sun is rising. From now on, the king will not go to court early.

Concubine Han was pretty miserable. She was basically a tool since she was carrying the child. When someone was sick, she was asked to come over to see her. She didn't care whether she was pregnant or not, and she never spent time with her. When the baby was about to be delivered, others reminded her. Even if the emperor didn't go to the palace after giving birth, he still reminded her after the birth. She actually named the child Cuihua, and she treated Concubine Han completely as a joke. It's quite sad that the emperor brought modern wisdom but not modern thoughts. Also, Concubine Xiang was pregnant. As long as she couldn't sleep with the emperor, her description was basically gone. For such a cold-blooded emperor, why should we set a big goal for the continuation of civilization?

Isn't the bloodline of the protagonist of Soul Travel still someone else's? Her father's daughter, her mother's relative, isn't this a close relative? Blind writing

The writing is good, but you named your daughter Cuihua. You are such a talented author. You didn't say anything. It was disgusting to read the negative review and it ruined a book.