I'm a Corrupt Official! Yet the Empress Calls Me a Loyal Minister

"Basic hand, expert hand, ordinary hand" are the three terms of Go. Basic moves refer to regular moves that conform to chess principles; expert moves refer to unexpectedly subtle moves; ordinary moves refer to moves that seem reasonable but usually result in damage from the overall perspective. But even though I am so proficient in chess skills, when I saw my sister, I seemed to have lost my way. I felt that my chessboard had undergone earth-shaking changes, becoming elusive and unable to start. How to play this chess move, how to play it. When I spent an entire night thinking about the reason, I looked at my own battle-scarred hands and thought of my sister's charming smile, and finally figured out why. The day I met my sister, I had that heart-pounding feeling. It turns out that there is another kind besides the three "basic skills, expert skills, and common skills". That is, I want to see your diligently renewed hands.

Overall, after watching it, I can only say that it is outrageous. The setting is very monotonous, the plot is also weird, the ending is terrible, and the pitfalls are not filled in. If you just want to see the protagonist and the empress, forget it, because the protagonist is a career maniac, and only the last point is mentioned more about the heroine, which is better than nothing. In short, I advise you to proceed with caution.

Pretty good

A bit of a conflict of ideas, but okay. It is to add the dynastic monarchy system to the cultivation of immortals. After all, cultivating immortals is also an exaggeration. The writing is very exaggerated. Doesn't affect the look and feel very much. It's still ok.

Pretty good

"Sooner or later the protagonist will die laughing while talking with a smile." I said it with a smile🌚

This book is worth reading. The first 80% of the chapters are good to read, but the last 20% is probably because the author has no idea. The writing is a bit messy and flat. The ending is a bit rushed! The more exciting ones are those in the Imperial City.

The plot is relatively light, and it's good that there is no entanglement of love and hate. The setting is also relatively novel and slightly unconventional. The author has a particularly poor sense of direction. In order to prevent the King of Zhennan from going south to invade, then he was trying to suppress the north. I don't know where the author's setting is. It would be more reasonable to reduce the money direction by one digit. Overall, it's okay, but the solution is a bit perfunctory.

I'm not talking about whether it's good or not. This is just a bad ending. I'm still in the world of martial arts. I'm sorry that it's a bad ending.

The overall plot is generally well written, but this is an ancient Chinese novel. The author added some language about ancient characters. I think this is a bad thing in the article. The first part is okay, but there are many typos in the second part. This is enough to show that the author is not careful about this article later. I hope the author has more respect for literature.