The Marquis's Bastard Son

If you rate this book, you can give it 3 stars for the following reasons. First, the plot line is complete, and the amount of information given in the early stage is sufficient, which is consistent with time travel, but typos later make the reader's experience poorer, and the description of the character's psychology is not in place. Second, the description of the protagonist's modern knowledge before time travel is too little, not detailed, and does not give the reader a sense of substitution. Third, the world view is not large enough. It is roughly estimated that it is a writer who has just been writing for about half a year, and the portrayal is not three-dimensional enough. If you can improve these points, according to this platform and your own ability, the data will be quite different.

It's good to read. Although there are typos in the first few chapters, the more you read later, the more you can feel the author's care and proofreading after writing.

The author's views are incorrect. Just making it up. A murderer can also break into the house

The plot is well written, but there are some typos

The early writing was quite good, vivid and vivid, but the more I read it, the less interesting it became. What's the use of talking about all the big principles? Wouldn't it be more humorous?