The Young Scholar of the Ming Dynasty

This book must be quite old. First of all, the segmentation is not suitable for the current viewing experience. There are several hundred words in one paragraph. Secondly, the character of the aloof heroine changed too quickly, she suddenly became submissive, but the male protagonist also surrendered even before he could get enough of her. In addition, the plot is relatively long, so skipping chapters does not affect the viewing experience. The most important point is that this book does not have a core emotion that drives the protagonist. After only a few dozen chapters, I was so bored that I went on a trip with my wife and met NPCs to develop the plot. The plot was very dull. Very bland.

Brother Jun's loud and clear book is still good!

After about 90 chapters, her wife disappeared. Co-authoring the previous nearly 100 chapters was just an excessive plot, just for the protagonist to go out to the novice village and have sex with her 😂😂😂

At every turn, someone falls in love with his wife and then wants to kill him. Throughout, he is constantly being taken in by someone who falls in love with his wife and then fights back. There is nothing new at all.

So verbose. It's all descriptive narration. If these more than 1,500 chapters were refined, I'm afraid there would be less than 500 chapters left. It's all water law.

If you skip dozens of chapters and still don't see the difference in the plot, why not read chapter novels from the Ming and Qing Dynasties?