A Thousand Autumns for the Young Master
公子千秋
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- Ongoing
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- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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I've found that if I read the reviews before reading the book, I have nothing to read.
I've read all of Fu Tian's books; they're of a high standard, unexaggerated, natural, and told in a gentle, soothing way.
This author's books are almost all the same: the initial setup is good, and the writing style is also good, but the story progresses slowly, lacks a grand scale, and fails to create momentum. The books are full of mundane family squabbles and power struggles, making the characters seem stuck in a quagmire. There are no exciting moments, and the writing is slow and drawn-out. I can't stand it and skip chapters after reading about 30%.
Thousand Autumns Amidst beaming smiles, nursery rhymes rise and fall. Who knows what the future holds, like a swing on a swing?
A highly recommended Confucian scholar was utterly refuted by the protagonist. This scholar acted like a child; how could he possibly say certain things, especially considering he was a high-ranking official? Then a mere ten-year-old assassin appeared, and the protagonist deliberately brought her back. Doesn't he have any political sensibility what dynasty this is supposed to be set in? This is basically a wish-fulfillment story; you can't find anything serious here.
From a feudal perspective, if a servant dared to disrespect his master (this book is not just about disrespect), a beating would be the least of his worries.
I've finished reading it! So happy! I still quite like this ending. Although his origins are still uncertain But I really feel that the kindness of raising and nurturing someone is greater than the kindness of giving birth to them.
It seems this bond between uncle and nephew will only deepen.
The first ten chapters were truly discouraging; if it weren't for my resistance to the poison, I would have been dead.
I always feel the author's style changes too much. Of all their books, I only like "The Romance of the Tang Dynasty," which is also the only one I read from beginning to end. I only read the beginning of the other books before losing interest. I really don't understand why the same author's books are so different?