The Carefree Young Scholar

The writing is good and has technical content, but in some aspects, the author arranged for the real wife to be Ruyi, and there is so little plot that she has no sense of existence. The rest of her is just a tsundere loli. Mingzhu and Xiaohuan Ruoqing Zui Mo, her plot is very slow (but it is too slow and it takes more than 900+ chapters before the cp is officially completed), but the relationship is very deep, like there is nothing to say, it is a TV drama routine, but the character settings of Ruyi and Yang Liuqing are rather strange. I don't really like this arrangement. The reason for giving it four stars is that I feel it is a bit unfinished. I can add 50 chapters and write more details, including Yang Liuqing and Bai Su, etc. To arrange other things

The conflict with the King of Shu. It can be seen that the author still takes it for granted. What the imperial power wants is not profit. But take control. When a man with a heavy weapon is dissatisfied with the royal family. The first thing as an emperor is to eliminate unstable factors. People who cannot be controlled must be eliminated. And entrust your life and wealth to others. It's a very stupid thing in itself. And as an emperor, he himself is unpredictable. If the emperor's thoughts were guessed, he would no longer be an emperor. What the emperor fears most is that the country is not protected. Therefore, the first principle of employment is absolute loyalty. No emperor can escape this reincarnation. And the most ruthless one is the imperial family. It is very common for brothers to kill each other. This is true for brothers who might threaten their rule. Not to mention those outsiders. So you can still watch it if you don't have any brains. But there are too many loopholes and unreasonable plots.

I think this book is pretty good. The fictional history is more of a life style. In addition, the ending is quite satisfactory. I am very satisfied. Alas, I am too old to watch tragedies.

It's really good. I opened it at first and read a few chapters and thought it was quite good. I clicked on the table of contents and read more than 1,200 chapters. I thought it was too long, so I thought I'd read it slowly. But now I've actually finished it. I can't blame that. 😞

The plot is okay, but the relationship between the characters is not. . . It's hard to describe in one sentence. I just want to say that the male protagonist's wife, Ruyi, was obviously the first to marry the male protagonist, but her scenes were pitiful and there was basically no emotional description. When she appeared, she basically described one word, virtuous, which is good, but there was not much written about the process of the male protagonist and Ruyi's relationship warming up, and the scenes were very Shao, every time the male protagonist travels, he is always accompanied by his sister-in-law. I originally thought that they could write more interactions when they returned from Beijing alone, but you directly let the maid and sister-in-law appear, which is very stupid. You also repeatedly emphasized that it was disgusting to think that the man and woman were mainly going to elope, and a fake mountain bandit came out halfway to force the sensation. Let's talk about the sister-in-law. I just followed her and explained that she is also the heroine. Then I will write more about the interaction between them. The result is very procrastinating. I meet from the first chapter, and then jump to the back to see the ending. Only then did I hastily mention that the male protagonist was snatched to the mountain again and married Ruyi, which left me speechless. The emotional lines between other female protagonists and male protagonists are also quite abrupt, such as Princess, Zui Mo, etc.

Doing business is not like doing business, being an official is not like being an official, practicing martial arts is not like practicing martial arts, there are a lot of small things, the main line is unclear, and I don't know what the author wants to express.

Very well written

It's a weird plot. Not only does the bandit have a school in his den, but he also plays poetry with others... Does the author want to show off, but he doesn't have a good subject matter, so he can only change the soup without changing the medicine, and create a plot like this that is not in harmony with the street?

I don't know how it got a score of 9.3. The plot is mediocre, the protagonist's setting is too vague, and it's rare for an alternate history to be written like this. The most disgusting thing is the harem. Go and take a look at the Tang Dynasty next door which still has a historical background. The descriptions of the harem in Fang Yiai are better than this one. He is the author of so many books. The whole book is just boring and boring narratives. The three books of the same category are worthy of reference.

Overall, it's good. The main character is a lazy dog ​​and has sexy attributes. The main characters are very three-dimensional.