The Emperor's Mentor from a Humble Family

This is the ugliest time-travel book. I have to write several long-winded fighting songs. It is the most incompetent time-traveler.

I'll write a postscript, it's too hasty.

After reading it, I realized that learning history was in vain. Chinese history is broad and profound. After comparing it with many time-travel novels, I realized that if I really could not survive a time-travel, the ancients had too many rules and etiquette. I don't know when a word could lead to death.

It was good in the early stage, with solid writing skills and distinct characters. However, it was a bit sloppy in the later stage, and all the friends from the early stage were gone.

What do you see in the text and pictures? Isn't it about being happy and gratifying, or having superior intelligence to guide the country and strategize? The protagonist of this article is a grievance, unable to change anything. Except for the copycat, he is at the level of an ordinary person, which is uncomfortable for thieves.

The writing is really good, but it's a pity that it was forced to end, and the ending was too hasty.

It's gone. The writing is good, but this paragraph is stinky, long, and very witty. The protagonist himself knows that he is not at peace with himself, so he goes out without half a bodyguard. He used to use the Baihong Sword to kill people, and now the Baihong Sword has also been written. The protagonist is also scared to death. He keeps talking about it and thinks that his wit is just a novel. In reality, if you say this, you will be stabbed by a knife so long ago. Moreover, the title of the book is "Emperor Master". I really can't see where the "Emperor Master" is. If only the last few dozen chapters are about "Emperor Master", why did you choose this name? And what need does such a mediocre Bird Emperor who only knows how to cultivate immortality need to be assisted? If the emperor is changed halfway through the book and I still don't see where the emperor is, should I just hastily lay the groundwork or even straighten it out without laying any groundwork? The protagonist is sometimes shrewd and capable, and wise and knowledgeable, and sometimes he is as stupid as a pig, looking forward and backward, not caring about his own body.

The author is so shady, he swallowed five taels of gold just by turning the page!

It's too chaotic, you either have to take the imperial examination or rebel. You are just Jieyuan, and you already have such good relations with various big shots, so why don't you still take the imperial examination? In short, the main line is not the main line, and the secondary line is not the secondary line. It is too curled.

Although Jiajing ignored government affairs, he still had a good mind.