The Emperor's Tutor
帝师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 839k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Having read a few good books, this one has many merits, but I'll just mention one simple one: the villains are rarely brainless.
First, it avoids most clichés and should undoubtedly be considered original. Secondly, the plot is well-structured and progresses gradually. It features characters who are ruthless and talented, but also possess warmth and a protective spirit, and the overall theme is positive.
"The Imperial Tutor" is one of the few books I've read that truly resonated with me. From his initial appearance as a legendary imperial tutor to becoming a nationally wanted criminal, he takes in his only disciple, Li Yanxi, in a humble alley and provides him with comprehensive education in morality, physical fitness, and aesthetics.
This is one of the few good books by Tomato, although there are some plot holes left unfilled and the ending is a bit of a letdown, it's still a good book at least the author didn't just keep writing useless stuff.
It's well-written, but just too short. Maybe the author won the lottery; those who know, know.
This book breaks away from other works, which often follow the cliché of being reduced to an ordinary person and then rebuilding oneself to seek revenge.
Okay, this is the first time I've read a book so attentively.
It's not bad, but it feels a bit short. There might be a lot of plot holes that can't be filled in the end, and the ending will feel rushed.
The ups and downs of a life, even a simple line of words seems to contain the wisdom of a lifetime. A person's thoughts and desires throughout their life only need to remain in their heart; that is where the heart leads and what the heart desires.
A good book, it breaks away from conventional formulas and is quite unique.