History's Greatest Headhunter
史上最强猎头
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 710k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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In Chapter Twelve, the author shockingly writes, "Emperor Chongzhen wasn't just a carpenter like Emperor Tianqi; he would never allow Qian Qianyi to join the cabinet and let the Donglin Party dominate." Frankly, compared to Tianqi, Chongzhen acted like a kindergarten child.
Is it satisfying to idolize Buddhism and denigrate Taoism? Is Taoism just about fantasizing about becoming an immortal? Is Buddhism inherently superior? Remember, Buddhism originated in India. What contributions has Buddhism made?
The subject matter was good, but the writing was poor; it was all rather inexplicable.
I thought this was a Journey to the West fanfiction, with Pigsy as the main character and his name being "The Strongest Pig Head in History." But after reading it, I realized it wasn't... Oh well...
There are even people defending Buddhism. Fine, you can defend it if you want, but please don't attack Taoism, okay? I live near Wudang Mountain.
The biggest flaw in this book is the cultivation method of the "Mind-Control Technique." It's a technique forcibly set up for the purpose of prostitution. If you're lustful, just admit it; why create such a fig leaf? Isn't that hypocritical?
The writing style is excellent, but as an author writing a historical novel, one absolutely cannot afford to make historical errors.
What are they treating historical figures like? They're being sold off like commodities. I've already reported this.
The soul-swapping trope seems like complete nonsense...
Why not just teleport a perfectly healthy person there directly instead of having to go through a soul-swapping process? They died twice after only two soul-swapping attempts. And honestly, wouldn't this headhunting method of having the person appear in person to recruit be more reliable? Although the author added the setting of being imbued with divine power through a divine contract, it still seems really ridiculous.
Could Zhao Zilong have saved Yang Guang? Ever since his three failed campaigns against Goguryeo, he's become self-destructive. The problem needs to be addressed at its root. The defeat in Goguryeo stemmed from instability at home; if we're talking about stabilizing the rear, Xun Yu is the best choice. As for Chongzhen, that brat is too suspicious and incompetent. He's as reckless as Chang Gong.