After Dressing up as Daji, She Was Imprisoned in Kaifeng Mansion Via Live Broadcast

I finished reading it, but I didn't understand it. I thought it was just average. It's a short and medium story, and there are too many characters to understand. The heroine's character is a little self-centered (well, I don't like it anyway), and she keeps misunderstanding the male protagonist. At the end, I didn't see how they were doing. Su Yan had a big plan at the beginning, but I didn't see what his big plan was at the end. The ending of the protagonist who appeared earlier was not explained clearly. I seriously doubt that it was not finished and I just skipped to the end. What's better is that the plot is relatively novel and is presented in the form of a live broadcast. There are good and bad aspects.

Uh, that's strange... This book has a poor sense of immersion, and I feel a bit incomprehensible. Judging from the length alone, it should be a short to medium story, but the structure of the article is a bit confusing, the narrative is unclear, there are many characters, and it is difficult to distinguish the priority. If this article was based on live broadcast, it would be unclear in just tens of thousands of words. However, the author started off very quickly, which resulted in the clue of live broadcast being unclear and unclear. The last chapter of this book is extremely long. After reading it for a long time, I came to one conclusion: chaos. I can't tell that this is the final chapter, it doesn't feel like a finished book. Although there are some problems, the setting of this book is relatively novel, and the routines are relatively novel, with both good and bad aspects. Just, average.