"The Song of the World" by Chiba Feimeng:
The war scenes are very impressive, mixed with large and small battles in history, and have great writing skills. The author has dug a lot of holes, and the plot is fascinating and makes people want to read it. The male lead and the second male lead are both very heart-wrenching. They are shameless and cunning, but Jin Mu has a heart as deep as the sea. They are both enemies and friends. They are both the leading male characters in my heart. The heroine initially regrets her marriage to her sweetheart, but then joins the army with her brother. After three years of training, she finally becomes a hesitant, stern and smiling commander. Each character has his or her own characteristics, and the story of the previous generation is also interesting, but the protagonist’s halo is not strong.
"Beauty in Chaos" by Duo Duowu:
The world is in chaos because of this beauty, but who makes this beauty smile charmingly?
The feeling of Beauty Chaos to me is that it is very similar to Huaguo. Although it is not as good-looking as Huaguo, it is still worth reading.
Xing Ling's "Emperor's Book":
The heroine is a bandit who owns the land and becomes the king. Hearing that the prince was handsome, he used three thousand sailors as a betrothal gift to marry the current prince and wanted to be a princess. The emperor did not agree with a female bandit becoming the future mother of the country, and the prince said that his princess could only be the daughter of the imperial family who was imprisoned on Cangshan Mountain. The heroine compromises and wants to become an official in the court. It turns out that the heroine is the daughter of the emperor's family. She changed her name and surname, and she only came for revenge. The princess is just a cover. The heroine is free-spirited and uninhibited, often making surprising remarks, acting elegantly, behaving grandly, and thinking delicately. The male protagonist, also known as the prince, has been waiting for the return of the daughter of the imperial family and has paid a lot for the female protagonist. The story of the previous generation is also very exciting, in which the emperor is the most hidden boss of the previous generation.
"One Inch of Love" and "Night Walk" by Ziwei Liunian:
The opening chapters are both stunning, and the author has a profound knowledge of writing, especially the detailed descriptions of assassinations and poisonings. It is very clever and interlocking, making the novel more vivid.
The author is good at raising suspicions and advancing the story step by step through the characters' language, reactions, demeanor, etc. The characters are portrayed so deeply that people have the desire to read on. But both books kind of sucked, which is a major failing of the novels, but otherwise they were pretty good.