I Never Meant to Rebel, My Subordinates Are Just Making Things Up

I think it's okay. Everyone has their own taste. If you like it, you can watch it. If you don't like it, there's nothing you can do about it. The protagonist's mentality really needs to be changed. Also, the updates are too slow [I learned it] [I learned it] [I learned it]

To put it objectively, the subject matter is relatively new. The male protagonist is an ordinary person who has traveled through ancient times and wants to live a pastoral life in the south of the Yangtze River. Who stipulates that as long as you time travel, you have to be the king at the beginning? Except for science students, who can guarantee that they can make perfume, salt, and soap when they travel to ancient times? Who can remember all three hundred Tang poems? The male protagonist is an ordinary person, so what's wrong with being so cowardly? The officers and soldiers hold the knife to your neck, and you are considered awesome if you don't care. Besides, this is a growth story, and courage is learned little by little. Before I came up, I was very awesome, like my boss, Tianlaoer, so I find it interesting now. The male protagonist is slowly starting to take responsibility. PS: Except for Xu Qingqing, who doesn't take the male protagonist seriously, everything else is good. I hope the author can add more chapters every day [face covering]

The book is okay, but it has a few minor flaws. First, it's a bit uncomfortable to have a female character appear every few chapters. After all, there are still a lot of people watching the fight for hegemony. Second, the protagonist always wants to run away and live in rural life. He obviously has a good hand of cards and even has a system. He doesn't know what the core driving force is. The setting is very good and interesting, but it doesn't make sense. Third, there are female characters. Most female characters can jump on the protagonist's head and pull her up💩. The protagonist is still smiling. There are too many female characters and they take up too much space. Summary: I've read about a hundred chapters, and I can't help but complain about these few points for now. The book is very good.

Very well written. In the early stage, it was mainly about comedy, supplemented by career, and the progress was relatively slow. At that time, I felt like hundreds of people were making small fuss. Seeing that the main plot is also advancing and the scale is growing, and it will match up with the foreshadowing in the past, the protagonist and the people around him can feel that it is growing. The author's writing style is very good, and many small things he wrote are very touching. In addition, the system does not directly give you something out of thin air like traditional ones. It seems to guide you to make the right choice, and the reward is the reward you deserve after making the choice. I feel like the score must be above 8.8. Why is it a little low?

Well, how should I put it? After watching it for so long, Xu Qingqing has a lot of psychological descriptions of the protagonist. I want to stab him to death, slap him in the face, and do whatever he wants. At the beginning, there were a lot of scenes, and it was not comfortable to watch. I used the reason that Xu Qingqing is the protagonist's harem to enlighten myself. Looking back, I found that Xu Qingqing and Qi Yun had quite a lot of scenes, and Qi Yun's attitude also changed. I don't know who Xu Qingqing was with. Anyway, if he and Qi Yun were a couple, some readers would not be able to stand it, and I couldn't stand it either. Anyway, everyone has their own love for radish and green vegetables. Let's see then. Abandoned. . .

It's June 7th, I've finished watching it. Encouragement, come on, I don't know what other people think. I just felt that both humans and dogs could kick the protagonist's feet, but the protagonist couldn't even breathe. In particular, the characters around the protagonist and his subordinates sometimes stand out. Then the east side wants to be ambiguous, and the west side wants to be ambiguous. They are all top women. This harem is really huge, I don't know how I want to rank it. In the end, the protagonist is full of thoughts and runs away to live a rich life by himself. In troubled times, the protagonist is coerced by the system to do many important things. But the main character doesn't grow at all. Well, this is ultimately limited by the great hand of God. I just hope the author can write better and better.

The writing is very good, especially the system is written as a helper. Unlike other novels, where the sergeants are rewarded out of thin air, this one is different. The people who reward Yuelai Ge are real.

Nice! ! ! I just finished reading the latest chapter, and I don't know why the people who read it and the ratings are so low, so I took a look at the book reviews and summarized it. Poisonous points in the book review (but I think it's nothing): First of all, the protagonist's character has not changed yet, and he is still the kind who is pushed by the system to be put on the shelf. I think this is nothing. After all, he is just an ordinary person. Although there is a system, it is not the overlord attribute template that directly starts in other books. The protagonist is just an ordinary person. He will definitely not think about rebellion at the beginning and will definitely run away. However, recently, he should be snatching a bride and stimulating [air kiss] [air kiss]. Let's see how the author slowly shapes the protagonist. Then, in terms of characters, I think Di Hua is quite reasonable, not a forceful one. During the period, only the one with Seven Captures and Seven Copies is not very good, but it is innocuous. Among the characters, Xu Qingqing has a book review that says it is a bit not very good. To sum up, I don't think of the protagonist as a monarch. The relationship between the two is on the weaker side of the male lead. Xu is stronger and everyone hates her, but I quite like it. After all, if the female characters are all the same template, it will not look good. , And it's a flaw that the protagonist doesn't know martial arts. After all, Xu is good at martial arts, and it's reasonable for the protagonist to be weak (according to modern people's thinking). I don't know if it's the protagonist, but Xu Zhen is the one who has done the most among these female protagonists (I don't know if she is one of the female protagonists). Of course, I feel that Xiao gave more in the follow-up. After all, he has destiny, and he also gave 50,000 troops and his family (I guess, the author has not written it yet). To sum up, I personally don't think this article is a good one (I'm not sure), but it's good to read anyway. Of course, everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables, but the rating is too low, I'm afraid of dying [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry], and I wonder if there can be more chapters. I finished reading it in three days. For the first time, I read more than 150 chapters and didn't dare to read it. After a day or two, I couldn't help but finish reading it. Please update more 😢😢 Finally, don't criticize me, I really think it looks good [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

It's not bad. It's different from the traditional hegemony novels, but it's actually a good-looking one. It's boring if it's full of ambitious protagonists. I like this kind of more casual one. Also, I hope there will be more female protagonists. Just stay steady in the back and don't have any big problems.

This is the only book that has been updated in the past two years. This system is useless. Unlike other books where materials and personnel appear out of thin air, it all depends on the protagonist's resourcefulness and adaptability. Also, there is no cookie-cutter gunpowder. I like this very much and hope to keep it.