Ninety-Five Supreme

Male protagonist: In the early stage, he was able to adapt to powerful officials and difficult situations. He was also able to use his experience as a time traveler to turn the tide in places such as the plague, drinking poems, and Pudu Temple. In the later stage, when the power is in control, the enemy will be decisive in killing, and they will also take advantage of the time travellers, popular civilizations, weapons, etc. The heroine: Hui Zhilan has a heart, is gentle, virtuous, and smart. In the early stage, when he was assassinated, when the emperor was seriously ill, on the way to the concubine's conferment, and during the plague, she showed the image of a mother and the world that a queen should have. She was loyal to the court, loyal to the emperor, and loved the people. The plot of the story is also intertwined, and both the martial arts and literary battles are exquisite. The real battlefields in history were mostly competitions of wits rather than individual duels, which is why the famous "The Art of War" and other works were published. However, this book still has many small flaws First of all, there are too many plots that are copied from other plots, such as the Yulong Gang and Liu Bai in "Jiang Ye", the hundreds of wine-fighting poems in "Celebrating More Than Years", as well as allusions from historical sages and various examples. Secondly, the writing style is not very good, and there are typos. Especially the writing style in the first thirty pages is very average, and it gradually gets better later on. As the villains, Li Zhi, the abbot of Pudu Temple and others have varying intelligences. Even if they have the handle, they still believe that the emperor is a coward, but they cannot openly threaten, question or even laugh at the emperor like the children in the market. Moreover, the content is like a quarrel between shrews, and they insist on winning or losing. Isn't this the same as the slap-in-the-face routine of urban cool B? In ancient times, there were a lot of stupid people, and few people dared to directly mock the emperor in public. It would be too far-fetched to say that it was to compare with the strategies sometimes used, especially Su Qing'er, Lu Shi, Mu Changmeng and others who were obviously smart and smart were sometimes forcibly lowered their IQs just to set off the protagonist's wise spirit. This was a great failure, because there were also such examples in the later period. Finally, although she was crying in private, the heroine cried too many times. Although there were special reasons, she was described as soft on the outside and strong on the inside, so she should not cry easily. Maybe it was because women had a low status in ancient times and were born with a weak nature! After all, there is a saying that women are made of water. It should be because of the many tears. Or perhaps highlighting her weakness is to reflect her kindness, but because she was too naive in the early stage, she has not "conceived a child" to become the queen, because the queen needs a mother to honor the world, and kindness is very important, but being too simple is not enough. Secondly, if you look back and evaluate this book after reading it, you will definitely remember her freshly, because many people have their own advantages and disadvantages, but she is the only one in the harem who has always had a flawless heart in such troubled times. She is so simple that she is almost stupid. The impressions of her are mixed, but it is precisely because of this that her character is more vivid and vivid. After all, no one is perfect. This is also the author's realm. Comparing her benevolence with the intrigues makes her "simple" even more rare and valuable. On the whole, it is good. After all, TV dramas and novels are popular, and there are not too many of the same routines. Even big productions will have similar routines, and typos and other minor problems are minor problems. After all, it is just a good article, and it is indeed good. Just like the intellectual problems of Yan Qing and others, it is normal for them not to understand cross-era thinking, and many of them are the protagonists who single-handedly turn the tide. It's great to be a time traveler, but some people will say that he didn't make reasonable use of the time traveler's ability. In other cool articles, they were engaged in planting industry, but they all had a prerequisite for creating this and that, that is, it can only be implemented when the country is peaceful and the people are safe. The setting here is that he can save the country in turmoil. Even if he wants to make policies, he can't do it for the time being, and there is no material for various high-tech weapons... So this is not the problem.

Not bad, the overall narrative is complete, but the ending is a bit rushed.

Not to mention the writing style, the plot is captivating, the chapters are clear, and the structure is complete... This can be considered a mid-level work in several book publishers... It feels like watching a TV series...

Not bad, not a brainless chicken

It's a cool article. Just read it and enjoy it. If you use your brain, you'll lose.

Elementary school student mind

A good historical novel. Except for the ending, which is a bit messy, the plot in the early and middle stages is still very good. The application of historical knowledge is also relatively rigorous and close to the political life of the ancient court. All in all, worth watching.

It is useless to write Queen Su Qing'er as a five-year-old child with an IQ who cries at every turn. As long as something happens to the people, as long as it is an individual, they can always curse the dog emperor and the foolish emperor, and it will be fine. There is no need to kill the nine tribes. What the hell is this?

It doesn't make sense since I wrote about the Gu insect. Since Mu can control people, even General Su Qi's most proud subordinates, then when Mu becomes the emperor after falling under the Love Gu, wouldn't it allow Mu to control all the enemies that appear later? You don't need to control them all, you just need to control the leaders. Why don't you directly control Li Mu, Zhang Zhongwen, the Tu tribe, the Korean Empress, the Japanese pirate leader, and the governor of Liangjiang? After all, it was said earlier that Mu controlled hundreds of officials in the court, so this book has become a fantasy novel when the control of Gu insects appears.

Well written