A Dream of the Tang Dynasty and Dream of the Red Chamber

1. Although there is a red building background in it, there are too many house fights. Personally, I feel that in historical novels, officialdom battles are more interesting than house fights. 2. Although I have never read Red Mansions, I still feel that this book has too much nonsense. There are too many annotations, for example, the latest one describes the character of a supporting character like Li Xiangyun. You can definitely write about being outspoken and quick-hearted, acting like a man, etc., And it will be explained in one sentence. Or if the author is good at carving out contemporary characters, he can also highlight her character in the following story content. Instead of writing a bunch of nonsense to explain her character. 3. Make guns and grenades. This is the most unbearable thing, watching ancient wars. What I'm reading is cold war. As for making hot weapons? Hey, it's better to read urban and military novels. For example, can you stand watching the heating weapons in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms? What you can see is the battle between fierce generals and the strategists' amazing strategies. Instead of relying on massacres on the side of hot weapons.

It would be good for Dugu Ce to come back and observe filial piety for his grandmother. After all, it is impossible not to observe filial piety and continue to get married. Besides, now that he is a bit more successful, it is better to stay filial piety for two or three years and keep a low profile. Furthermore, speaking of Xichun, Lin Daiyu is also a bit younger. Just based on the three years of filial piety, Dugu Ce is only nineteen years old, Xichun, and Lin Daiyu are only sixteen or seventeen, which is barely acceptable. Otherwise, getting married at thirteen or fourteen would be a bit unacceptable. Although most people at the time were like this, but as a modern person, I think it is inappropriate. What do you think?

Does the landlord want a eunuch?

Anyway, they are not a family anymore, and it is time for them to vent their anger. It is just a good time to use the topic to make it more serious. It is best to let Dugu Ce go to Li Shimin to plead guilty and let Li Shimin deal with Dugu Chong and others strictly. There is no need to consider Dugu Ce's views, or directly explain that he wants to deal with Dugu Chong and them for more than a day or two.

Such a large amount of information makes me dizzy.

A common problem with time-travel novels is that it is endless to start and hang up, and only gunpowder is enough. It makes cannons, musketeers, and mines easy, which is too much.

These pictures feel overdone, the entire history and plot are zero.

I beg you, author, why have you gone so far? One chapter is almost entirely about history. What I want to read is the plot, do you understand the story? Do you need to take a history class here?

Why are there chapter titles in the text?

To be honest in this chapter, only the last sentence is meaningful, and the rest of the analysis is nonsense that has been basically emphasized before.