From Son-In-Law to the Emperor's Favorite

In fact, the writing is good, although the routine is an old routine, starting with Jin Yiwei is somewhat new. Each layout difficulty is also of appropriate length. The important thing is that it is not watery and there is less nonsense. The protagonist's character is also quite likable, not like the Madonna or the ink, I hope it won't end badly. The ticket is for you

This book is not procrastinating, the plot is very compact, and there is a battle of wits, which shows IQ, there is history, and the protagonist is decisive in killing, not a saint at all. I really don't understand why this book is not popular.

This book really gave me a big surprise. The title of the book is unremarkable, and the previous chapters in Yunzhou are not very novel, but the subsequent chapters can be said to be quite exciting, linking one link after another. When the chapter reaches Shenjing, the plot of the plot has been unfolded for us, and the foreshadowing is also being laid at this time. This is particularly good, because the most attractive thing about Zhou Yuan, the protagonist, is his ability to do everything without leaving any trace. The foreshadowing has already been done early on, and sometimes a small role that is not expected can play an unexpected role a hundred chapters later. At the same time, the author is not writing a simple mindless cool novel. The supporting characters are also human beings, and they have their own abilities to reach high positions. No matter how cool the novel is, when you meet your opponent, you can defeat the many with less, and the weak can defeat the strong. Zhou Yuan has achieved all three, not relying on the opponent's low intelligence, but the protagonist's own intelligence and connections, as well as his far-sighted strategic view of the overall situation. How can such a novel make people unhappy. Besides, the supporting characters in this article have distinct personalities and their own characteristics. The protagonist's opponents are not blindly stupid. Except for the template villains in the son-in-law story in the early stage, the villains in the later chapters all have some tricks. However, this is a cool story after all. Facing the protagonist is still no match, but it also makes the novel more exciting. Winning is cool, but defeating a strong person is even more fun. The author has done this well. Next is the protagonist's harem. Jian Jia, Xue Ningyue, and Qu Ling can only be said to be liked by most men. No one would dislike a submissive house wife, but in the final analysis, they are more like Zhou Yuan's pets. The harem story is understandable. As Cai Ni is a top love brain, I think the author may have more important arrangements, and he hasn't let her in yet, because once she enters Zhou Yuan's house, those female characters will basically have no connection with the main plot. As Zhou Yuan's main fighting force, Li Yuhan will always be the most necessary role, and the author does not use her as a single tool. Li Yuhan's sadness and confusion about the broken family and country are well depicted. Many of her conversations with Zhou Yuan continue to sublimate the novel. In the end, Li Yuhan is Zhou Yuan's backbone and the biggest capital that Zhou Yuan dares to sacrifice. The vulnerability shown to Zhou Yuan from time to time is also very heartwarming. Apart from Zhou Yuan, the most complete character in this article, the female emperor Guan Miaoshan, can be said to be the true heroine and my favorite female character. As an emperor, she is perfect, as a woman, she is also top-notch, and her character is full of charm. Many people don't like the empress because of the marriage incident in the middle, maybe because she was replaced by Zhou Yuan, and they couldn't bear to be treated as a pawn and suffered betrayal. However, the author used Zhou Yuan's mouth to explain the rationality of Miao Shan's series of actions many times, and also paved the way for the different path of Zhou Yuan's empress, which is also wonderful. It was the behavior of the empress that allowed the protagonist to grow again. Zhou Yuan's goal also unknowingly changed from living a leisurely life and serving the country loyally to the emperor to reviving China and creating a prosperous age. This change of mentality from "for me", "for the king", "for the country" and "for the people" is reasonable and wonderful. I'm looking forward to the author's next plot

As an old bookworm, this book is a rare masterpiece in my opinion. It is similar to the best servant who returns to the Ming Dynasty and becomes a prince. It is very smooth and enjoyable to read. Although the plot is old-fashioned, it does not affect its excitement. Unfortunately, the author is slow to update and there is no traffic push. There are relatively few book friends who read it.

One thing is for sure, the writing is really good. But that doesn't stop me from giving negative reviews I've just read Chapter 46, and Guanghe's married wife has been repeatedly arguing over the issue of separation or not. Originally, after seeing the rapeseed flowers, the protagonist should have ended his relationship with Jianjia, but the married male protagonist knelt down and licked her... Then there is the stallion article that is super disgusting. Chapter 46 shows the brothel oiran, the Xue family girl, the female catcher, and the last one is the Taoist nun who stole the underwear...

As far as this book is concerned, the author's control of the first 400 chapters is OK, but there are three reasons why I gave it a negative review. 1. After the 400th chapter, it's understandable that the author wants to sublimate and create some in-depth plots, but if you want to sublimate, do it seriously. Don't treat the readers like I said before. The obvious foreshadowing of donating Buddha statues is completely incompatible with the previous character settings, and the plot is forced. It makes the writing more interesting than the writing, and the tactics are not as plot-oriented, and it forcefully feeds shit to the readers. 2. There are too few background descriptions. It just describes who I am, where I am, and what I am doing. It is just a set of templates. However, the author's writing style is quite good and he can control the development of the plot. However, the character description and environmental atmosphere are really too rough. 3. The most important point is that the author has no self-awareness. The author of the refreshing article really wants to give you a lot of fun. The plot of the previous refreshing article is well written.

I'm still here to read the negative reviews, read the hammer's negative reviews, and read the main text. Others have finished talking about the advantages. I can only come here to talk about the shortcomings. The biggest shortcoming of the whole book is that it is slow to update. I am dying to wait, so I will give a negative review. Life is not easy. Give a bad review and reward the author.

Those who haven't read it yet can wait until the book is finished to see where the heroines will end up. At present, the plot is very rough, the female protagonist is not very likable, and the plot between the male and female protagonists is very bad. They are plotting to stab each other and flirting with each other. I'm a bit discerning. The plot gave me the feeling of the outer shell of Stallion Bulldozer and the inner feeling of The Legend of Zhen Huan. Because the relationship between the heroine and the hero is all about calculations and no real feelings. I was even afraid that after the empress finished having sex with the male protagonist, she would send people to wipe out the male protagonist's family. As for other aspects of the plot, I can only say that it is a cool article template.

A clever book with a dull title. If it weren't for the book shortage, I probably wouldn't have discovered this good book. If you still have trouble, please update as soon as possible.

The writing is good, but it starts high and starts low. After more than 200 chapters, there is a suspicion of gunman writing, and the language is very different. The image of the male protagonist has collapsed, and the lower head has replaced the upper head. The chapter on Linjiang Prefecture is the best written, well-proportioned, with grass snakes and gray lines, and every step is a success. After entering the sacred capital, the queen is like a brothel witch, fighting is like children playing. When it comes to the military exercise, the author's writing skills are limited and it is difficult to unfold the war scenes. With four crossings of Chishui as a foreshadowing, in the end it is indeed the most rubbish turn of defeat into victory. It can be seen that the author does not want to continue to fight here and abandons the book.