The Mute Bookboy: From the Start, I Feed the Chancellor a Modern-Era Book
哑巴书童：开局投喂丞相一部近代
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 317k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
129Chapters
984Reads · all time
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Reader comments 1
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At first I thought it was okay, and the subject matter was quite novel. (I gave it 2 stars because of the subject matter, otherwise it would have been 1 star) Then the more I looked at it, the more I frowned. The content gradually became confusing and many details were skipped. (It seems that only Zhuge Liang, Pang Tong, and the protagonist mentioned the term "Messenger of Destiny" in private conversations, but after a few chapters, everyone seemed to know it. What are the folk rumors that the mute boy beside Zhuge Liang is the "Messenger of Destiny") I wrote earlier that Zhou Yu was so angry with Zhuge that he went to Sun Quan's base camp to cry again. Then Zhou Yu inexplicably left a note before his death, pointing the finger at the protagonist, saying that he was the mastermind behind the scenes. It makes Sun Quan very afraid of the protagonist and sends spies to monitor him (it is clear that the protagonist's presence is really not high) Zhou Yu reappeared more than ten chapters later and died again. This time, the scene of how Zhou Yu lost was written in more detail. Before his death, he had a dream about the mysterious protagonist beside Zhuge Liang. Tsk. Filling holes as an afterthought. Also, in the previous chapter, the protagonist was still on the road sending information to Pang Tong. In the next chapter, the protagonist is next to Zhuge Liang. After receiving the information about Pang Tong's death, the protagonist analyzes that Pang Tong may have faked his death. Then the perspective shifted to Pang Tong. His life was in danger and he was found by the protagonist Gu An and rescued him. (I think the plot is confusing here) Later, after Zhou Yu died (for the second time), the protagonist changed his name (Chu Yuan) very abruptly on Zhuge Liang's side. (What is this? The name of the protagonist in his previous life?) There was no cause and effect, and no details of private conversations. Giao! Seeing this, I really can't hold on, I'm so irritated. Abandon the pit! This book is definitely created by AI.