Step on Branches

The plot is smooth, reasonable, and interlocking; the characters are vividly portrayed; the plot with the help of Taoism does not appear to be abrupt; some plots have profound meanings and are thought-provoking. A female author can write a story that stirs up the world. She is very talented and thoughtful!

There are sentiments about family and country, and the affection between children. There are many good people in it and the plot is not rigid. I have already read half of it. The metaphysics in it are not objectionable. The male and female protagonists are in love with each other and achieve each other. There is no pretense or misunderstanding. It happens naturally and naturally. Good reviews

Overall, it's good, but I just read another author's rebirth story with a similar theme (the founding general assists the incognito emperor's grandson to regain the throne). The style of writing is humorous, the storyline is more compact, and there are more plots where the male and female protagonists work together, so I feel that this book is a little dull, but the score of that book is not as high as this one. Just my personal opinion, both are good authors

After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. An imperial doctor had concluded that the crown prince's wife was about to die. The heroine said that he could be saved. The imperial doctor said that it was reasonable for the heroine to question his lack of medical skills and he was angry. The prince was actually wondering whether he should blame the heroine or not. If I put it in my perspective, if my relative was already confirmed to be dead, if someone came and said that he could be saved, he would definitely save her without hesitation! Even if he can't be saved, he can't be blamed! Momojiji actually wrote a lot of pages, and there was a servant who was more arrogant than the master and was speechless. If you don't believe it, you can read a few chapters and you will know that it is too boring.

I have read more than 300 chapters, and I can basically give it a good review, but it is not exciting enough. The heroine is a monastic, and she seems to be very powerful, but she doesn't use it much. For example, she has whatever abilities the plot requires. What kind of talisman, what kind of spices, and so on. To sum up, the heroine's abilities are not systematic and not very rigorous. Also, the relationship between the male and female protagonists develops a bit suddenly, perhaps because of the limited space and lack of time to do a lot of foreshadowing.

It's good to watch, but it's just too tiring to read. Some places really don't need to be written in such detail, it's useless. For example, where Wan Cheng was transferred, I don't understand why I wrote that part. I also wrote long dialogues, both at the back and at the front. Many of them were dialogues to fill the word count, but in fact they had no effect on the plot at all. It was so long-winded that it gave me a headache.

It's okay, the characters are well drawn, but there are a little too many narrations to describe everyone's inner thoughts. But there is a touch of warmth throughout the story, and the male protagonist also has the right time, place, and right people to fight for his position. Everything goes smoothly and there is nothing to worry about.

The writing is good and very contagious! The plot is unconventional and the characters are very vivid. It is worth recommending! The only drawback is that the heroine's metaphysical ability does not seem to be amazing!

This is a story about the eldest princess who endured hardships and endured hardships. Knowing the truth will not make her happy with just a click of a knife. After all, this is the family business of the old Zhao family. This is the story of three great masters who lead a rebellious student. In the end, they can only build walls each other and hate each other. No one talks about feelings with the emperor, some are just mothers who are strong, queens, shun concubines, angry lionesses, and concubines Shu who are the best lurkers. The old queen, her own genes are not good, her son and grandson can't get along with each other, and they even hurt each other. The blue sea in the morning and the sky in the evening, that bird on the tree, are a pair made in heaven. Only the wrong tree will bring disaster to the family. Her second aunt is a master of leaf cards. She doesn't know how to beat eggs? The story of love and justice is a breath of fresh air in Qimao novels. I highly recommend it.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a unique novel. It breaks away from the stereotyped plots of rebirth, time travel, house fights, concubine's sister snatching her brother-in-law's husband, etc. That have been written down by countless people. The whole book does not have many ups and downs, and the plot is progressive. The writing is humorous and at the same time it made me shed a lot of tears for the characters' unity and feelings of family and country! Worth reading, I've already moved on to the author's other novels😊