
A Hundred Thousand Miles to the Capital
京师十万里
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Traces of Qingming青冥迹Alternate title on Fanqie
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Compared to the author's previous book, this one is a significant improvement. At least the number of problematic elements has been greatly reduced. In the previous book, the protagonist was forced to marry a woman who had lost her virginity at the beginning and couldn't hold back. This book has created so many distinctive female characters. Hopefully, the protagonist won't just have one. As a prince, of course he should have a harem, right? 😏😏😏
I finished reading it without even realizing it. It's the best-written, most logically rigorous, and most detailed novel I've read in all these years, with well-developed characters and highly emotionally intelligent dialogue. There's probably no other one like it. It feels like the series completely fell apart after it entered the Former Zhao Kingdom. I don't want to watch it anymore, but since it was quite good before, I won't change the rating.
This book has the potential to become a masterpiece; it's a rare gem on Rotten Tomatoes. The author is really pushing the updates; if it's too slow, there's simply not enough to read. This book is definitely worth reading; the plot flows smoothly, the writing is skillful, and it's clear the author has a vast knowledge base.
The plot is excellent, the details are described cleanly and crisply, and it avoids the cliché of leveling up through monster battles. The author's cultural background is also very solid; the dialogue has a distinctly ancient flavor, yet it's not difficult to understand—at least, I found it easy to read. I urge the author to keep up the good work and continue writing this book.
It's really well written, and the characters are very well-developed. When I first saw the title, I thought it would be another childish and empty novel. However, after reading the first few chapters, I found that the author's language wasn't childish at all.
The book is alright, but I hope the author will choose better female leads. The princess seems great, and the one from the Dao Sect is alright too, but Zhao Wan and Han Ning just don't seem right. Please, please don't make them the female leads! 🤦 Sigh, that's it.
The male protagonist is a very satisfying character, and the female characters are all very charming. Unlike some other novels by Tomato that insist on having a single female lead but then include a bunch of other female characters in ambiguous scenes with the male lead, this one's male protagonist is straightforward and expresses his feelings honestly, without being pretentious or unnecessary.
The writing is quite good, but it doesn't seem to conform to the mainstream of Tomato Poetry; mindless enjoyment is more popular here. 🤦
It's just okay. The plot isn't particularly captivating; it doesn't have that gripping, bookish quality that keeps you reading. Maybe it's not for me. Four stars for encouragement 👍
Bro, I think it's really well-written. Just keep to your own pace. Your style reminds me of the peak of the Great Wei Dynasty. Update faster!