Going Back to the Han Dynasty to Teach
回到汉朝当老师
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Comrade, you're playing with fire!
Could a steam engine even be built? The relations of production and the productive forces are mismatched. You are accelerating the demise of feudalism. Steam engines require coal to operate, but mining problems haven't been solved yet, and detonators and gunpowder haven't been invented. The flying shuttle and the spinning jenny hadn't even appeared yet, so why bother with a steam engine?
I dropped the story after reading chapter 27; it was so awkward to read, the protagonist didn't seem to fit into the Han Dynasty at all.
Having read up to Chapter Eight, you could have easily written that he's a spoiled, academically gifted playboy or something. Instead, you wrote him as a teacher, which doesn't reflect the proper conduct of a teacher at all. Furthermore, you didn't even understand the ancient Chinese concept of "shi" (士) – referring to scholar-officials like the Li family of Longxi; "nong" (农) – referring to…
One hundred pull-ups? That's ridiculous. In the military, 12 is considered passing, 26 good, and 36 excellent. Do they really think ancient people were superhuman? My god, did the author even do a proper overhand pull-up? Most people can only manage about 10. Did ancient soldiers eat better than modern soldiers? Were their training more scientific? Did they have better nutrition?
Even though it's a parallel world, the moment I saw it was written in simplified Chinese, all sense of immersion vanished, and I couldn't continue watching...
The most repulsive thing is that the author copies books and articles after time travel, which shows that the author has no sincerity in writing the novel.
Li Guang's inability to be ennobled was not only due to bad luck, but also to the political problems he had sown beforehand.
Extremely ugly, childish, illogical, poorly written, morally bankrupt, and egotistical.
After three chapters of setbacks, I feel like the protagonist isn't transported to a parallel Western Han Dynasty, but rather to the world of a terrible Chinese historical drama. The screenwriter is incompetent; it's one thing to fool us novices with technical jargon, but the numerous plot holes are nauseating.
Place names and titles like "Young Master" don't matter, but having a princess as a concubine is too disrespectful to the royal family, especially since the protagonist hadn't yet achieved any significant feats at that point... This is pointless, I'm not watching anymore.