Master of a World: Starting in a Beijing Courtyard

It's very nice. The author is very responsible in his writing. He has read the real information carefully. But now there are too many courtyard houses and I'm already suffering from visual fatigue. I wish I had seen it earlier.

It's average, the plot progress is too slow, there are no plot fluctuations, the chronological details are in place, but there are no other outstanding achievements.

The plot is almost coming to an end. We haven't reached the 1970s yet. The plot is too slow. The various introductions and explanations are really extreme.

It is a rare article that describes the turbulent period of 10 years in detail. It is clearly organized and well written. It's just that the ending was a bit too hasty. Good

He's so good at inking,

A banging start! Midway stallion life! End? Is there any?

There's no point in going back and forth.

This author has put his heart into it, his writing style is very good, and he is full of details, but it is also too bland,,,

Kill time

I feel like watching Liu Bei