A Grand Vision in a Chaotic Age
乱世宏图
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
534Chapters
0Votes
56Recs
62Fans
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Reader comments 1
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The logic of the plot doesn't make sense, all the supporting characters are subdued, the setting is broken, and the writing is pretty good.
The plot and the IQ of the supporting characters are completely in service of advancing the main plot, which makes people feel that the logic is illogical and the supporting characters are mentally retarded. For example, in the case of coercing the emperor, we do not discuss whether coercing the emperor will, as the author said, be found to be evidence that it is not the second prince, and make the heroes switch sides (is it really that easy? Why was Xiang Yu not used by the enemy to do this? Instead, Xiang Yu was opposed by various princes for killing King Huai of Chu). Why is it that Han is the only one who knows about this problem and the others are all mentally retarded? For example, the author forced Han to lower the IQ of all the supporting characters.