Back to the Chancellor's Youth

What's good is that I like the scene where a woman disguises herself as a man. Although there may be some old clichés, as long as it is well written, no matter how old the cliché is, it will make people excited. I don't know if this book is the author's debut. I think the first and second half of the book are very interesting. I personally like them all in about 340 pictures. I prefer the plot of the heroine carrying the hero on her back to the military camp to lead the troops to fight. Maybe I also yearn for such a heroine. The plot is quite exciting. In short, I didn't like the male protagonist very much after I found out that the heroine was a woman. I still liked the young man who was above the high hall, in the countryside, and on the battlefield, rather than the canary who was trapped in the backyard and among the women and could only wear women's clothes to maintain the ladylike appearance. In the later period, the interaction with the male protagonist gradually increased, and I felt a little greasy🌝🌝 I like ruthless male protagonists. The first and second half are really good to watch. It's not like the writing style of a novice author at all. Also, the male supporting characters are all remarkable. I personally really like Zhou Shuyue. He has always restrained his feelings. He can only watch the female protagonist. He only shows a little bit of desire when we meet him. It can be said that if he had not fallen in love with the heroine, he would really be a good husband who is as gentle as jade, gentle, elegant and elegant. As for his final ending, emmm, he can be by the heroine's side. I think he is also willing to do so. I wish, and my sister Jingyi finally cleared herself up. Actually, it's not a clean up. She didn't do anything harmful to God. She was a bit domineering at one time, but she was still very cute when she defended her sister later! I think the relationship between my sister and my husband is like this. There is nothing wrong with it. After all, the master can no longer be with the heroine. Being her brother-in-law can see her from time to time. The younger sister likes the master and will not deliberately force this relationship in the future. It can be regarded as having a beginning and an end.ε(*･ω･)_/ﾟ:･☆ As for the other male co-stars, I think the male co-stars are a bit over-the-top. . . Although the heroine is really good, it's not like just anyone will fall in love with her after knowing that she is a woman. I think that if the heroine is so good, some people will appreciate her and have a favorable impression, but it is not true that so many people in power will fall in love with her, and she is not a beauty. Then Jiang Wanyi, I feel that as the heroine of the original book, she is at best indifferent and embarrassed to prevail after knowing the identity of the heroine. She should not have so much resentment. As the heroine of the original book, a woman who can compete with the male protagonist of the original book should not be so petty. In fact, I once thought that the two of them could become good friends. Then why do so many female protagonists who could be good friends with the heroine fall in love with the hero and turn against the heroine? The only true female friend of the heroine is Rui Niang, and she is a woman who already has a baby. I quite like Rui Niang, but I didn't expect that the prince actually faked his death and lived in seclusion for her. He really fell in love with her. When I mentioned Rui Niang, I thought of the Shadow Tower. I wanted to ask the precious author what the use of this crap is. It has been used to solve minor problems for the heroine several times (ᇂ_ᇂ|||) The above is what I want to say. Although I am complaining, I think the author's writing is quite good. Keep up the good work!!!ヾ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ

Finally, there is a normal text without system space. The first part is good, the heroine has always been brave and resourceful, but the second part feels a bit like a bitch, there are some illogical plots, the outlook on life is not very positive, and the ending is quite rushed. But it's still good to read. Just don't be too attached to some things when reading, and don't get too deeply involved. It is still recommended to take a look.

The plot is also very exciting and the characters are well drawn, but the male supporting characters in it are all very well-intentioned. I beg you to consider making more side stories of Ping He and other male supporting characters~

It was interesting at the beginning, but there may be nothing to write about at the end. The plot is either various male supporting characters competing for the female lead, or various female supporting characters stumbling upon the female lead. Moreover, the female lead becomes more and more mature as she goes back, and the male and female leads become more and more inconsistent. In the end, I feel that the male and female protagonists should not be together. It makes me sad to watch. Especially when I saw King Yi at the end for provoking the male and female protagonists to die, I was so angry that I was speechless. The female protagonist also brought it on herself. Anyway, it's hard to explain!

A reader previously commented that the male protagonist is not good-looking after he knows that the female protagonist is his daughter. I agree with it, and it ended badly... There is so much foreshadowing at the beginning, which makes people feel itchy, and it really becomes uninteresting later on. But the first two hundred or so chapters have always been good, and I still received praise... What a pity.

The first part is really good, but the author was forced to unfinish the novel at the end www😭I wonder why it suddenly changed after reading it, I still recommend it💥

The heroine was really good in the beginning. After the hero found out she was a woman, she changed so much that she felt too spoiled. The ending was also very rushed.

It looked good at the beginning, but the ending sucked, and the male and female protagonists were ruined (especially the female protagonist)

The writing is really messy and the heroine has a serious mental illness.

The heroine handled things too mercilessly, causing the villain to pop up repeatedly. It was only about 3/4 of the way that the male protagonist realized that the heroine was a man disguised as a woman. Tired