In fact, the writing at the beginning of this book is a bit immature, because it is similar to the beginning of other old sayings, and the same plot and characters are similar to other books. But! The later the author writes, the better. He wrote about the chaos in the world and the struggle in troubled times. I believe everyone is excited. The affection between Ali and Wang Ding is also natural.
But because the leading role and supporting role at the beginning of this book are very ordinary, the emperor's younger brother writes like a mindless monarch and is arrogant. Later, the author's writing became better and better, and he wanted to change this monarch, otherwise the supporting role would be brainless and the book would be meaningless. So later, he made various transactions with others, and that calmness was very different from the beginning. It can be seen that the author wants to change it, but the change is still very rigid.
At the same time, this book witnessed the growth of the wind. Although female agents are a bit old-fashioned, but the wind is light and strong, unlike other books, they don't retaliate when they come up. She is graceful and indifferent to Ye Jia. She doesn't have much hatred and occasionally helps, although these families didn't pay attention to it before. When that woman was in charge of the Mohist garrison, I was really excited to see it, and I couldn't help admiring this pregnant woman. She was calm and resolute, and was willing to lead an army against King Jingnan in order to decide the king.
I created the most successful role, that is, the hostess. Although the male host is also good, the characterization is not as clear and vivid as the female host. The hostess is kind, but sometimes she should be cruel, decisive, calm, humorous, beautiful and heroic in her eyes. At home, she is a good wife. Outside, she is the leader of Princess Wang Fu and Kirin. Not too long. When you read it, it won't be too long. The first 200 chapters are average. Looking back, it is getting better and better! ! !