Boundless

I follow every single one of Tang Jia San Shao's books as soon as it's released. This book made me feel so frustrated and stifled, but it was also great! The characters in the book are all vividly portrayed, both the good guys and the bad guys, and they are all very lifelike and deeply moving. Jiang Wusheng and Gu Xici liked this father and son. They were both gentle and refined gentlemen.

This is a pseudo-eunuch novel, somewhat similar to the upcoming "The Tale of the Floating Pagoda," but with the female protagonist being a fake eunuch. This book is also very suitable for a TV series adaptation. The entire story is full of twists and turns, with no weak plot points or characters. Despite its length, it doesn't have a disappointing ending!

This is the first time I've read such a long novel, and I finished it before I knew it. It's really good! I especially like the personalities of the male and female leads; their collaboration is strong and natural. The only downside is that the chapters about their son at the end weren't very exciting, but it doesn't affect the main story. Great!

💡A story of intrigue and power struggles in the imperial court, where everyone is incredibly intelligent. 📝The author's writing is concise and logical, the plot is smooth, the characters are all human, the characters are full and vivid, and the scene construction makes people feel like they are there. It is wonderful!

I personally didn't like it. Chapter 29 was still dragging on. The female lead is supposed to have a deep-seated blood feud, but whenever she's with the male lead... It feels forcedly sweet. For example, when they're looking for an antidote, the male lead bends down and bites the pill, but instead of eating it immediately, he looks up and lets the female lead bite half of it off mouth-to-mouth. And at that time, the female lead is a eunuch! Ridiculous! I'm dropping it.

Highly recommended! I love this kind of political intrigue novel. I've read three of the author's books, and it seems the political maneuvering in his stories is usually intertwined with human nature and childhood experiences.

The only downside of this book is that it gets a bit long towards the end, taking up several hundred chapters for the conclusion. I read the side stories rather quickly, and stopped reading after the main storyline ended. Overall, it's still very exciting. The strong characters didn't falter; they remained consistent until the very last moment! The author is amazing! No character became idiotic!

It's only been half a year since I first watched it, but I've already rewatched it more than three times. The suffering the female lead endured is unimaginable to ordinary people; her life was like walking on thin ice, constantly on the edge of danger. Fortunately, she met the male lead.

All of Tang Jia San Shao's books are quite good. The writing is excellent, the plots are exciting, and they are always intricately linked, with many foreshadowing elements that make them irresistible. I've read several of his books multiple times and never get tired of them!

It could be made into a TV series; the plot is very exciting.