
The Young Marquis of the Tang Dynasty
唐朝小侯爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This is the worst and worst novel written about the Tang Dynasty so far.
Can Luo Cheng's son be named Luo Yi, and can his father's coffin board be covered?
After reading dozens of chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist is weak and incompetent, and just a piece of trash.
This book is a random fabrication, written with nonsense, rubbish to the end, I can't figure out the starting point, alas...
Is the outline not designed carefully, or is there no outline at all?
Feelings are often contradictory. Authors often like to deliberately put the protagonist in adversity (abuse of the master), rather than the natural development formed by the setting. For example, Wang Shilin was very domineering and unreasonable in front of the protagonists, but he became a good gentleman in front of Liu Hua. For example, Liu Hua was afraid that Wang Shilin would tamper with the stone lion, so after arguing with each other, Wang Shilin inexplicably gave up. Didn't you consider the readers' feelings by deliberately making the enemy bastard angry? For example, no matter which opponent is facing the protagonist, he dares to use any move, but the protagonist always inexplicably shrinks his hands and feet, and then relies on sudden accidents to get out of trouble. He always has no clue. This is no longer a question of the protagonist being suspected of having a weak personality as the author said, it has reached a point where it cannot be explained. Also, the protagonist often contradicts himself in what he does. For example, he impulsively insists on doing something more than once, only to regret it soon after doing it, but then excuses himself by explaining that regret is useless. There are also some plots where certain explanations have been set up, but are forgotten as soon as they are written, giving the impression that the protagonist has amnesia.
When the venom comes, you will be poisoned to death
Sing? Ancient music theory is different from modern music theory, right? This is equivalent to teaching an opera singer how to sing. Whether you accept it or not is a question.
I saw an article explaining that it's about picking up girls, making money, and showing off. But as soon as the article started, the protagonist turned into a coward. It was not funny or cheerful at all. He also said that he did not have the protagonist aura, and then after being bullied by the landlord, he turned on the protagonist aura and used his hidden identity to oppress others.
Author: If you are the character of the protagonist, luckily you live in modern times with sound laws, otherwise I would not know how you grew up.
Even the pigs are better than the protagonist, they are useless