
Qiao Feng: You Brat Have No Honor!
乔峰:你小子不讲武德
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 664k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
Stats
277Chapters
162Reads · 30 days
321.7kReads · all time
5.5Score
19Listens
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Reader comments 26
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I lost interest in reading this novel from the moment I saw the author's name in the text. Why? Because the way you write it makes it impossible for readers to connect with the story or get into the narrative. You can only read a few dozen chapters before losing interest. This is basically a common problem with Tomato Novels.
The book is interspersed with various sarcastic remarks from the main characters about the author, which, instead of being funny, feel chaotic and incomprehensible.
The beginning was fine, but then there were too many women, so I stopped watching. Too many women made it a bit annoying, giving the impression that the man was the best in the world. I skipped to the part where Guo Xiang severed her ties; I actually quite admired him. I didn't expect them to reconcile. Personally, I feel that three female leads are about right, like in "Perfect World." Too many just become a bit greasy.
The premise was alright, but the main character was written so stupidly that I couldn't stand it anymore. Sorry, I dropped it.
I didn't like it. The main character is an idiot and a simp. It's disgusting. I even read dozens of chapters.
The protagonist is brainless and has a chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) mentality. The other characters' personalities were also poorly written.
This is such a waste of the characters! Guo Xiang was supposed to be sweet and optimistic, but this character is constantly jealous and violent, which is utterly ruined. And what's with this "Record of Encounters"? It keeps changing locations before it's even finished, making it completely incomprehensible. In short, it feels like a chaotic mess, and the title has almost nothing to do with the content.
What kind of nonsense is this? The female lead is portrayed as incompetent and prone to causing trouble, while the male lead is depicted as useless and prone to offending people.
This book is rubbish; if you don't know how to write, don't write it.
Somewhat serious illness