Take the Warehouse Back to Ancient Times

[Highly recommended, no spoilers] The quality of this book ranks at least among the top three among the various novels I have read in Qimao. The setting is reasonable, the plot is smooth, the writing is plain, and the realism is strong. It is an excellent farming novel, suitable for book lovers who can read patiently and have certain literary literacy and experience. In terms of plot design, this article as a whole can bring an excellent sense of development, and the plot design is extremely smooth. Except for the simple setting of the warehouse system, there are no additional surreal factors, but this is the basis for ensuring the "smooth development" of this article. The plot design is in line with reality. The author has a thorough description of the old era, a profound and reasonable grasp of the laws of social development, and a relatively rigorous description of science and technology. The author deliberately chooses the imaginary background of the early feudal dynasty to show a slow process of social progress in documentary literature. In terms of characterization, the protagonist does not have any additional unreasonable factors besides having the strength of a soldier. The protagonist is not omniscient and omnipotent. His stable development is due to the appropriate social environment and the many people described in detail in the book, rather than the luck of quickly gaining recognition from nobles or too high personal qualities, which makes readers feel that "I can do whatever I want." The wealth brought by the warehouse and the books in the warehouse are his system or advantage. This kind of design is far better than a "doctorate protagonist" who has no system but is too knowledgeable and has excellent qualities. The latter tries to remove the surreal factors other than the time-travel setting, but it is equivalent to mixing unnatural factors such as "system" into the plot and characters, so that flaws are present throughout, and it is not as natural as the book. If you are tired of copycats, inventors, and military strategists, this book is worth trying. Another thing I want to say is that I don't agree with some book reviews criticizing the protagonist, the Virgin, and the author's writing style. The annoying thing about Our Lady is that she is anti-intellectual, such as her excessive sympathy for her enemies. The protagonist of this book is kind but not pedantic. He is a Jean Valjean who has removed the ascetic color. In other words, he is actually just a sympathetic and good person, just like the ordinary people around us. As far as writing is concerned, such plain writing is actually good writing, and even fits the smoothly developing plot. It is not the accumulation of gorgeous words that makes good writing, but the author's line drawing technique is particularly skillful. Finally, I would like to add two points. This book has a single heroine, and its depiction of love may help young book lovers understand what is important and what is secondary in love. The two shortcomings of this book are: it may be limited by a stable plot, and the character creation is not vivid enough, or it could be better; and such a development story will make you unable to put down the book when you are addicted to it. If you put it aside halfway, it may be difficult to continue your enthusiasm. However, the faults do not hide the merits. I think this book can be called a masterpiece. Book friends who like development and history books are recommended to give it a try.

The writing is good and the logic is clear, but it is too idealistic and has no soil for grafting many things. In the era of officialdom, the ability of county magistrates and governors to protect people was too low, even during the founding Qing Dynasty. If you cannot follow the local customs when you enter the country, you will be out of place. If you don't follow the crowd, you may not be able to survive alone. To sum up, it is an idealized feudal society. Not recommended

The author has profound literary skills, delicate plots, and realistic descriptions. A very nice book.

This book is well written, with very few typos, but it is written in a more idealistic way, and the protagonist is more like a virgin, and a bit reckless! He was blown up to the sky without thinking in the beginning, and then he wore it without hiding it, and exposed everything without any knowledge, but in the end, all he met were a group of good people? I support whatever the protagonist wants to do, everything the protagonist says is right, everything the protagonist comes up with is reasonable, the protagonist is the biggest in the world... Emmm~ If you were to live in that era and be exposed like this, you probably wouldn't survive Chapter 3, right? (˵¯͒¯͒˵) Recommendation index: ★★★★ (I have a higher heart of the Holy Mother, I am more reckless, I don't like this type of mistake)

In fact, the first few chapters can persuade a large number of people. They have no idea what is being written and described. They have no theme for a long time and spend a lot of ink to describe her. Will everyone in the harem have to spend several chapters introducing a woman's life experience in the future? There is no focus and it is just listening to the book anyway. That's it! !

It is forced to be literary and contains awkward classical Chinese. It takes a long time to talk about trivial matters, but it means that everyone is equal and for the sake of the common people. Nonsense

I saw dozens of them. Very poor. The time traveler is actually a philanthropist. You have to understand that this is an unknown world, although there are plug-ins. But it's not omnipotent, and the male protagonist's compassionate heart is too speechless. In ancient times, there were class distinctions. You can be nice to people, but you can't change these things too much. In short, it's boring to watch and very speechless.

I know that the author is working hard, and I saw that you package and deliver all the wines. Do you think your warehouse is JD. Com or Alibaba Warehouse? Take it all out at once. . . Forget it, give up

This is an ideal world imagined by the author. The protagonist, the Virgin, loses her IQ after watching too much.

There are very few excellent works in Seven Cats, and this novel can be regarded as a rare masterpiece.