Liu Xie: I Really Just Want to Give In!

Chapter 460! It's the first novel I've finished reading in years! The reason is also very simple. In a fast-paced society, you have to read fast-food-style, brainless novels. If you are very good, it is okay to read hundreds of chapters in one go. But it is normal for you to stop reading and stop reading. After all, reading the same subject all the time will make you tired. Novels are generally good at the beginning, but not so good at the end. The novel "Three Kingdoms" actually contains social changes and the Workers' Party at the end. Freedom, Eagle Sauce, can't be said to be too poisonous. The mixture is a bit too small, but edible, great

Let me avoid you, the protagonist is a fool, and he really doesn't understand anything in the early stage, but it can be seen that the author is still very careful. Looking at the protagonist aside, the plot is quite exciting.

This book is quite interesting just by looking at the title. The protagonist traveled through time and became the Emperor Xian Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty. He repeatedly wanted to give in, but because of some of his strange operations, the political situation became more and more in favor of the Han Dynasty. There are a lot of jokes in it, which often make people want to laugh unconsciously just watching it. The author has a particularly deep understanding of society and has his own insights into some political and economic issues. There is also the final ending. The protagonist travels back to the modern world, only to find that this timeline is a continuation of the timeline he traveled through the Han Dynasty, which has to be disappointing. However, some famous figures in history died inexplicably, and some things were ridiculous, but it was still worth watching.

After reading more than 200 chapters, I still want to follow up. Some people complain that the protagonist knows nothing. In fact, sometimes knowing nothing is worse than knowing nothing. No matter how clever the protagonist is, can he play with all the people of the Three Kingdoms in the palm of his hand? It's not as good as now, where the willows and willows are planted unintentionally, and it's quite joyful. Occasionally, the shortcoming is that the mixed historical data is a bit watery, but the free novel does not matter the water problem.

I can only say that the fresh illustrations at the beginning looked interesting, but after more than 200 chapters, I still couldn't stand the same routine. You have beauties, children, and rights here, but you keep nagging about going back to modern times. Are you Wang Sicong? Back to modern times to inherit a legacy?

Dihualiu, it's interesting what the ministers said about the protagonist's profound meaning, but it will be different in the later stages. The protagonist should really be an emperor.

The plot design is relatively new and creative. It's a pity that the acting of pig's feet is too fake. And many details and logic are not considered in place. It's a pretty good script, and it feels like the acting was just like playing house.

Well enough

It looked good at the beginning, but it got messy in the later stage. The prince led the three non-personnel to engage in political correctness. Can this be seen?

It was okay at the beginning, but later on, it was hard to explain in one word. It kept following the same routine, and how the protagonist was written. It was so silly and exaggerated, vomit.