The Myriad Heavens, Beginning at White Deer Plain

Advantages: 1.‌The novel integrates the contents of multiple film and television works and is rich in content. 2. The author has a profound foundation in describing life and emotions during the Republic of China. He is non-toxic and worthy of recommendation. His writing style is also good. ‌Disadvantages: 1. The plot of the novel is too procrastinating and too slow to get to the point. It doesn't get to the point for a long time, which is a serious waste of information. 2. There are too many stallion plots in the novel, and they are too secular, which is not consistent with the image of a monk. 3. The protagonist's personality is not very likable. This is the case in several books by this author. There are too many calculations.

I can read 300 chapters, but it's hard to evaluate later.

This book is full of wonderful writing and is very good. What can you say to someone who doesn't care much about history? People who don't like history very much will find it difficult to read this book. The front is ups and downs, but not bad. But I don't know what will happen next? The author said that there are Taoist priests, zombies, and Chu beauties in this book, but I don't know if these things exist?

The first few hundred chapters are all about life in the late Qing Dynasty. You might as well just write a story about traveling through the late Qing Dynasty and competing for hegemony.