I Became a Chief in Africa
我在非洲当酋长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 7.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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This is a satisfying and engaging novel with substance. Actually, even a literary giant like Alexandre Dumas wrote satisfying and engaging novels; who can deny his artistic achievements? This book is in the top tier on Tomato Books, so this rating is a joke. Wishing the author happiness and joy.
Seeing the book's rating, I'd like to say that this author's books fall into the category of entertaining educational literature. I've read one of his books before, and his writing is indeed quite good. The main focus is on weaving the cultural customs and human geography of different countries and regions into the main storyline. Many readers might not like this, hence the lower rating.
To be honest, Lao Yang's novel is well-written. It's a bit padded, but at least the padded parts are informational. You can learn something from it even if you read it as popular science, unlike many authors who just padded out the content for the sake of padded content.
This is the most amazing book I've ever read. It's packed with knowledge, a veritable treasure trove of information, and full of correct viewpoints and positive energy. The plot is full of twists and turns, gripping and logical, with vividly portrayed characters. I really love it and can't put it down! 👍👍👍👍
It's a refreshing read, worth checking out, but the updates are too infrequent. 30 Chapters a day would be enough; you don't need too many.
I've already read the latest chapter, so you can avoid this one. This book is quite niche; it's a science-themed, realistic business novel that closely follows major international news events. Those who dislike science should proceed with caution. Those who enjoy fast-paced, action-packed novels might find the frequent, lengthy scientific or historical segments annoying.
Old Yang's novels are as enjoyable as ever, with fresh stories, solid language, profound knowledge, and a wealth of source material, unfolding a unique perspective on Africa. The downside is that some chapters are a bit jarring, with forced antagonism that's a bit tedious.
It's a good book, but it's a bit frustrating to read. I usually read it again after a few days when I get tired of other books, and then I go find other books to read when I get bored. The main problem is that there's too much science information in it, and I end up using science to explain things when I encounter problems. I'm still watching, and I can't help but complain again.
This work covers most of world history, showcasing the author's skill. However, the storytelling is somewhat lacking; non-main plot points overshadow the main narrative, negatively impacting the reading experience. Nevertheless, it's still highly recommended for broadening one's horizons.
This book deserves full stars! The plot is vivid, the characters are lively, the story is grand, there are no plot holes, the logic is clear, and the arithmetic is perfect. Some of Tomato's novelists only know math up to second grade level, so this is a rare gem among Tomato's books. Thumbs up! 👍