The First Clan

It's well written and different from other rebirth novels. The description of human nature is particularly brilliant. There are no inherently bad people, only people who do whatever it takes to survive, either being bullied or bullying others. The way of heaven is unkind and treats all things as stupid dogs! The saint is unkind and treats the common people as flesh and blood! Either for chopping boards or for fish, how do you choose?

Really, the writing style, overall view, and characterization are all good, and the psychological portrayal is unparalleled. But the plot is really too poisonous. The protagonist Zhao Ning and Zhao Xuanji are like the emperor's domestic dog, a dirty Zhao Yujie. She turned out to be more favored by the emperor than the queen. Zhao Yujie was at least played with in front of the Zhao Mansion when she was young, and even used as a concubine by the prime minister many times. Zhao Yujie has always been a selfish person to the extreme, and she always repays kindness with hatred. To the extreme, the villain achieves the ultimate goal of a snake-hearted woman (the author writes this in the book), a bug, who lives a better life than the protagonist, especially because this bug first became famous by betraying the protagonist, which can be said to be a blood feud. The emperor is also a character that is focused on in this book. At least until now in this book, the emperor still sticks to his word, the imperial power is supreme, and he is convinced. He can be said to be the boss of this book. The key is this book More than 90% of the content is that the emperor is the boss, and everyone is convinced by him, and then Zhao Yujie can also dominate the protagonist. In the end, I found that the protagonist is not as good as others (in any aspect), whether it is psychological, human opinion, practical, or cultivation and reputation. It seems that Zhao Ning became more awesome and gained a lot after paying a lot, but others, especially his blood feud, got more. There are more dead gold medals. This is a busy time. Unfortunately, I wanted to play well at the beginning. I also choked those who said the author's book was poisonous in the paragraph comments. He is still too young.) It's gone. This book is wrong. It was not written to make people like this book. It was for publicity and a gimmick to read. It is really poisonous. It has ruined the novel atmosphere here. It cannot encourage and will never tolerate this kind of poisonous writing. Let's go. I advise you to quit and say goodbye. No matter if someone trolls me or not, I will never come back. It's too poisonous. The greater the hope, the greater the disappointment. I quite liked it at the beginning. I advise you to be careful.

The plot is detailed and the images are vividly drawn, but the aristocratic family lacks confidence when facing the emperor. If the protagonist and the emperor can lead the aristocratic family and share the world with the emperor, it will be a good result.

By connecting dots and pictures, with individual cases and various supporting evidences, the rise and fall of imperial courts and the suffering of people's livelihood in history are vividly displayed on the paper. The shortcomings are a lot of typos and typos... I have no time to hide my faults, this book is quite unique!

It's really average, the writing is not a big problem, it can even be said to be excellent. But there are obvious loopholes in the background of the whole book. I guess the author wanted to write a book about cultivation + tactics, and he ignored some rationalities. First of all, in a world where there is a civilization of cultivation, martial arts must be respected, but in the book, there is a situation where the civil service system and the military service system compete; Secondly, the imperial power cannot be superior to the wealthy cultivating families. The most powerful family in a country should not just be the relatives of nobles; Furthermore, from the initial background, the founding emperor of Da Qi relied on various generals to conquer the world. If he was not a top expert, why would each of them take a fancy to his potential and help him. In my personal opinion, in a world with a training system, the cultivating family must either be isolated from the secular world or rule the secular world.

When I read the first part, I was still wondering why the book had such a low rating (actually it is not too low), but when I read the second part, I immediately understood what I was relying on. It was okay at the beginning but got worse and worse later on. The emotional line was a mess and I didn't want to talk about it at all. It just dragged on and never finished. Even seven points is too high for me.

There is a lot of verbosity, self-righteous strategizing, and it looks like a fool. Domineering and pushy is the way to go. At worst, I will quit and watch the royal family cut off their descendants with a smile.

The author's writing style likes to include a lot of concealment and foreshadowing. When I see the latest chapter in a week, I just update it in one sentence, otherwise I will form a group to report you for neglecting your customer base.

I won't bring history into the story, as that would be confusing. In terms of literary talent, it's worth a look. The characters are very well-characterized, which is rare. I'll add it!

The protagonist is very good. If you like this genre, you can check it out.