Crimson Tang

I have read Chapter 400. The reason for giving a negative review is that the plot is disgusting. The protagonist only wants to be the prince Xiaoyao and is not doing anything to become an emperor. Facing the Turkic invasion, the protagonist only thinks about internal fighting. The most important thing is that one thing is explained and analyzed over and over again, so often there is no nutritious plot in a chapter.

It's a very interesting book, why is there no review? The protagonist doesn't want to be an emperor but wants to enjoy wealth and make some contributions. This is in line with the psychology of a little person. The protagonist is very conflicted, which is very realistic. Not everyone is a hero or careerist. Most of them are small characters, and contradictions are the true portrayal of life. The descriptions in the book are very detailed and there are no grandiose words, which makes it easier to understand. Unlike many people who wear Tang Wen, they are in the air every second. Wen Chaogong is a great inventor. Get rid of clichés, and write the character's psychology and growth process smoothly and not abruptly. Every historical figure is vividly portrayed, without overpowering the villain or rigidly giving the protagonist a halo. Worth reading! ! !

As a person who has been reborn in time in the 21st century, he has more than a thousand years of knowledge ahead of the early Tang Dynasty. He clearly knows the direction of history, and knows that the boss and the second child will do whatever it takes to get their position, and they have always said that they will not fight for it, just to protect themselves. I have read more than 400 chapters and I really can't stand it anymore. Maybe this book is just for the whole family and is similar to Thor 4, so I gave it up.

After reading more than 800 chapters, the protagonist is both serious and upright. He says he won't fight while doing things to fight. It's so disgusting.

Generally speaking, the actual plot is completely divided by the author's inner drama comments. The plot and the overall structure are quite satisfactory, with no creativity. I can only say that it is too forced, which embarrasses myself and others!

I don't like this tone of voice! It's not humor, it's second-rate!

This novel is just a time-travel story, a pseudo-time-travel novel. The protagonist only vaguely remembers the historical future of the Tang Dynasty, and forgets everything else. After time travel, he inherits Li Yuanji's body and engages in palace fighting. In addition to outperforming Xiang Yu and mastering the historical process, the entire novel is just a joke about the palace fighting drama in the early Tang Dynasty. Readers cannot see that the protagonist has traveled from modern times and is just a fourth prince of the Tang Dynasty who knows the historical process.

Is this protagonist stupid? Why are you so awkward? Is there a problem with having sex with your own woman? Why are you pretending to be noble? Pretend and stand up

The first few hundred chapters are okay, but various nouns are explained in the middle, and the plot begins to be forced around 700 chapters. There is a war in the ancient setting, and the messengers deliver letters? Isn't it literate? Not willing to teach literacy? There are no literate books except ancestral classics? Did you forcefully explain it to someone who is illiterate? If you don't have a book and like to learn principles, can you read it? I was so anxious listening to the book.

I don't know the rest of the plot, but in Chapter 6, Empress Changsun, you call her Changsun Guanyin Maid. I feel like I can't stand it anymore. The small characters look weird when I take them out and apply them.