The Great Idle Man of the Zhenguan Era

After watching it, I found it average, the ending was a bit hasty, and it's not even 30 years old. The rest of the story is written in a simple and crude way over the past 50 years. Among them, the fight against Goguryeo in the Western Regions can be skipped without affecting the plot. There are also some highlights: 1: The battle of wits and courage with Li Er, 2: There is no nonsensical creation like other time travellers, 3: The protagonist is Zhu Er, not other brainless stallions. Generally speaking, you can read it, just like the title of the book, Salted Fish Time

This book has many highlights, such as the author's writing style, which is relatively plain and lacks the exaggeration of other time-travel novels. But there are also many shortcomings, the three biggest ones are: First of all, the protagonist only attended village school for a few days, and suddenly he wrote one wonderful poem after another. No one found it strange and regarded him as a genius. Secondly, Wu Zetian in the article has been tightly held down by the protagonist, forcing the only female emperor in China who ascended the throne to be emperor in the backyard of the palace. She has been unable to achieve her goals in life. They say they respect women and don't object to women's outstanding abilities, but in their hearts they say the opposite. Thirdly, the other two women portrayed in the article, the protagonist Red Rose and White Rose, are written with so much affection and meaning, but the more affectionate and meaningful they are written, the more disgusting they are. Without him, it's all because in the face of such a deeply affectionate person who sacrifices everything for him, while being affectionate, he turns around and is inseparable from the white rose. The two women are so harmonious that they can't help each other.

The career line of the protagonist in this book is not ordinary, but very exciting, and the emotional line is not ordinary, but also very exciting. Personally, I think the back looks better than the front. The following subjective review contains spoilers: I almost gave up writing after I saw Li Su marrying Xu Mingzhu. Because Dongyang and Li Su were well written earlier, I thought they were going to be together for the rest of their lives, but the author suddenly inserted a Xu Mingzhu between them. It's like you have two friends who are in a good relationship together, and their parents put someone in to break them up. You are very angry and decide not to let this person disturb their relationship. As a result, your friends all accept the existence of this person by default, so you worry about it in vain, and you feel like the clown is actually your own powerlessness. . . Of course, the rest of it is still very interesting, but I remain speechless about this part of the plot.

I have read more than a dozen time-travel historical novels, and I will briefly describe my feelings. Contains spoilers Starting with a bowl, whether it is opening the way with Tang poems or making things to reach the sky, it can be considered a traditional start. When I wrote about Dongyang, it started to be different from what I thought the plot development would be. I thought it was a traditional fight to the end or a meritorious marriage, but I didn't expect that it would not be until a long time later that we finally got married. In terms of love, I personally think it feels a bit deliberately sadistic. The portrayal of Dongyang is good, and Xu Mingzhu is relatively less. The focus of this book is strategy. I personally think that the description of war can be briefly touched on without affecting the development of the plot. Many people think that the ending is very sloppy, but I think it is the finishing touch. Any more would make it seem lengthy. The highlight of the overall plot should be breaking the situation, setting up the situation, and ending the plot. It's very interesting to read, and the IQ is online. The portrayal of many characters is also very three-dimensional, and the growth of the protagonist is also very well reflected. I hope everyone can read it. Overall, the plot is 70%, the writing is 80%, and the details are 10%. It is one of the best articles. Of course, in the end, it is also he

I found that many authors now describe time travellers as stupid birds. They traveled to the Tang Dynasty and were manipulated and deceived by others. When they see people making movable type, are they just like stupid birds with no brains? Someone who has lived two lives? It was immediately leaked, deceived, and happily helped count the money after being sold.

It's very nice. Why doesn't anyone write reviews and recommend it?

Momojiji, I am most annoyed by novels that always write about family members. Nine out of ten sentences are inseparable from family members. The whole article is just trying to make up the word count.

The plot is so boring, the writing is very long-winded and full of nonsense, and the author's mentality of trying to make up for the word count is clearly revealed.

I have read many books about the Tang Dynasty. In this book, Li Shimin relies on his daughter to marry into a noble family. Knowing the protagonist's abilities, he doesn't want to tie him to his side, separate the protagonist from the princess, and don't want to kill the protagonist? Doesn't the protagonist hate it? Still want the protagonist to help the emperor? The protagonist himself is also a scumbag. He ruined his marriage twice and ruined his reputation. He even had an affair with the princess even though he knew it was impossible. You mean you can't help yourself. You are an adult who traveled through time and still can't control your feelings. I don't know how much impact it will have on the woman's reputation if word spreads about it?

The plot of this book can be summed up in one word, and the ending is also very perfect. The content is also very realistic. The full text of this book is available online. Highly recommended.